The Joint Finance Committee voted along party lines to increase state funding for youth apprenticeship grants and career and technical education programs in school districts to help address the state’s workforce shortage.
The committee’s motion, approved 12-4, also cut $1 million annually from a program that largely gives private companies grants to do custom training programs. The move would ...
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