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State leaders discuss apprenticeships and work-based learning partnerships
Summary
Trae Rahill and Dr. April Grace presented on apprenticeships and work-based learning partnerships, describing models to strengthen K–12 and postsecondary collaborations with employers; the minutes summarize the conversation but do not record policy commitments.
Trae Rahill (Oklahoma Secretary of Workforce & CEO, Oklahoma Unemployment Security Commission) and Dr. April Grace (Executive Director, Oklahoma Public School Resource Center) presented on apprenticeships and work-based learning partnerships. The minutes indicate the session covered partnership models linking K–12, postsecondary institutions, and employers but do not include program-level commitments, funding figures, or verbatim remarks in the meeting record.
The session was presented as part of the retreat’s emphasis on workforce-aligned education. Because the minutes summarize rather than quote the presenters, this article reports the participants, the stated subject, and the session’s purpose; specific operational details and funding information were not recorded in the minutes.
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