Measure Would Create Board To Set Work-Readiness Skills
WASHINGTON--House lawmakers last week opened hearings on a bill aimed at making school work more relevant to the job market.
Described by lawmakers as a follow-up to the work of the Secretary of Labor's Commission on Achieving Necessary Skills, which is expected to issue its final report this month, the legislation's primary aim is the creation of a national panel that would translate work skills into academic curricula.
The bill, HR 4078, also would provide grants to school districts to address workforce needs...
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