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A New Option for High School Graduates? Federal Aid for Workforce Credentials

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By Mark Walsh 
| Flipboard
10 hours ago In a striking shift, White voters without college degrees who voted to reelect Trump by a huge margin are now net-negative on his job approval. WILLOWICK, Ohio — Just outside the bar where the TV warned of rising gas prices, Dottie Cirino, 64, predicted that President Donald Trump would figure it out. …
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A New Option for High School Graduates? Federal Aid for Workforce Credentials

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By Mark Walsh 
| Education Week
New high school graduates who don’t want to enroll in college could qualify for federal financial aid for the first time this year to pursue short-term workforce training programs. The Trump administration earlier this month issued final regulations for the Workforce Pell Grant program, which is an idea that’s been debated for years and was included in last year’s Working Families Tax Cut Act, known by its supporters as the One Big Beautiful Bill.
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Interest in Career and Tech. Ed. Has Jumped. Which Fields Will See the Biggest Growth?

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By Mark Walsh 
| Education Week
This story has been updated with new information about one of the educator surveys. Strong majorities of educators in K-12 and college say their students’ interest in work-based learning has increased in recent years—and many of them expect their institutions to introduce new technology-based courses in the years ahead.
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