Scholarships for Voc.-Ed. Training Go Untapped
Vocational education appears to have an image problem that even millions of dollars cannot solve.
Scholarship money for postsecondary technical training is languishing unused, vocational-education experts say, because high school students are not made aware of all of their options.
In Florida, where nearly a million dollars in scholarship money for technical and vocational schools went untapped last year, postsecondary school officials point to image problems. A lingering perception among Florida educators that vocational education is not a valid alternative to traditional academic programs may be a major reason why scholarship money is going...
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