It’s Monday. Time for WorkingNation to share our latest findings for workforce opportunities. Check out what we found around the country.
From Alaska: Alaska Business reports as the state looks for workforce solutions, the Anchorage School District will launch its “career academy” model at every high school next year.
From Maryland: The Office of Gov. Wes Moore announces new workforce development programs for the state’s public sector and hospitality sectors.
From Mississippi: Mississippi Free Press reports the Center for Social Entrepreneurship in West Jackson is training new entrepreneurs – with a goal of helping build generational wealth.
From New Mexico: Las Vegas Optic reports Luna Community College in New Mexico’s San Miguel County is offering bus training beginning next month.
From Washington, D.C.: Georgia Tech announces its expanding its sustainability studies for its public policy students with a Pathways to Policy program in D.C.
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