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Interns brief Vermont House Commerce & Economic Development committee on CTE, housing and economic proposals
Summary
University interns summarized recent Senate activity and state policy proposals for the House Commerce & Economic Development committee, highlighting a CTE transformation bill, housing and tax-credit proposals, and a proposed restriction on mandatory 12-hour nurse overtime.
The Vermont House Committee on Commerce & Economic Development heard brief reports from legislative interns Friday morning, with presenters summarizing recent action by the Senate Committee on Economic Development, Housing and General Affairs and flagging bills committee members may want to follow.
Bailey Davis, an ORG intern, said they had contacted Annie Gianni at the Education Commission of the States for a nonpartisan review of career and technical education (CTE) policy and would forward members’ questions. "My task was to look into or to, contact, Annie Gianni," Davis said, adding the commission’s work is "perfect for what I was looking into" on staffing and certification issues to produce more CTE educators.
Davis told members the focus of the planned inquiry is how Vermont and other states produce more CTE instructors and how policy can alleviate pipeline bottlenecks, including certification pathways and incentives to keep skilled instructors in teaching rather than returning to industry.
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