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Administration seeks $4 million to study regional coordination for career education master plan
Summary
Labor and Workforce Development Agency told the subcommittee a $4 million, one‑time request would fund research to identify effective regional coordination models and recommend state policy levers to align education, workforce training and employers.
The Labor and Workforce Development Agency (LWDA) told the Senate Budget Subcommittee 1 that the proposed master plan for career education includes a regional coordination component and requests $4 million one‑time general fund to evaluate and recommend how regional structures can better align education, workforce training and employer needs.
Abby Snim, deputy secretary for workforce strategy at LWDA, told the committee that regional coordination has two goals: preparing people for in‑demand jobs and…
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