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by Ainsley O'ConnellSchool leaders and industry partners are reinventing vocational education for low-income students. Can the new model work?Read the rest of the story at Fast Company.
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by Ainsley O’Connell

School leaders and industry partners are reinventing vocational education for low-income students. Can the new model work?

Read the rest of the story at Fast Company.

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