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The High-School Juniors With $70,000-a-Year Job Offers

Companies with shortages of skilled workers look to shop class to recruit future hires; ‘like I’m an athlete getting all this attention from all these pro teams’

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A Young Generation Goes to Work for Mom and Dad Inc.

A cooling white-collar job market pushed some recent college grads toward the family business. ‘The idea of working with my dad is becoming way more appealing.’

 

The Schools Reviving Shop Class Offer a Hedge Against the AI Future

Hands-on skills are staging a comeback at leading-edge districts, driven by high college costs and demand for more career choices

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Randy Johnson: The case for public technical colleges in Colorado

For those who envision a higher education journey to reach their ultimate goals, technical colleges are not stopping points; they are starting points

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"We can have what they owe"

Why more young people are choosing trades over going to college​​