Ramping up an innovative workforce requires ‘earn-and-learn’ education, Rally panel says

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2 thoughts on “Ramping up an innovative workforce requires ‘earn-and-learn’ education, Rally panel says

  1. We are doing this in Grant County! Beginning this month, a local business is training high school juniors in different areas (coding, logistics, etc), the students are taking online college courses through Taylor University, and they will graduate high school WITH their associate’s degree and a job offer!

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