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Construction workers move materials around the work zone of a planned Ranken Technical College campus on Dec. 2 in Ashland. The construction is expected to continue until summer and the school is scheduled to open in the fall.
Leroy Wade, deputy commissioner at the Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development, talks about a shortage of skilled workers on Nov. 14 at the Truman Building in Jefferson City. Ranken Technical College offers bachelor's and associate degrees as well as electrical, automotive and other certificates.
It is 37 degrees on a fall morning in Ashland. Trumpets are blaring, drums are booming and flags are waving. Forty-nine members of the Southern Boone High School marching band, bundled up in sweatshirts, are circling the track of their high school’s football field. There is no one in the stands except for one teacher. It’s a stark difference compared to what the performers will experience on Thursday.
It is 37 degrees on a fall morning in Ashland. Trumpets are blaring, drums are booming and flags are waving. Forty-nine members of the Southern Boone High School marching band, bundled up in sweatshirts, are circling the track of their high school’s football field. There is no one in the stands except for one teacher. It’s a stark difference compared to what the performers will experience on Thursday.
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