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Tarrant County and Tarleton State University Launch Innovation Lab for Workforce…

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Tarrant County and Tarleton State University launched a new Innovation Lab on September 23, 2026, at the Tarrant County College Trinity River Campus. The initiative is focused on developing a digital workforce platform called Pathways to Careers (P2C). This platform aims to connect local students and families with high-growth career opportunities by exploring career pathways and in-demand skills.

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The partnership leverages the combined strengths of Tarrant County and Tarleton State University to address regional workforce needs. The Innovation Lab serves as a dedicated environment for partners to refine advising strategies and develop solutions for implementation across participating schools and communities.

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  1. The university is growing its presence and positioning for strategic partnerships in the Fort Worth area.1 source
  2. The partnership aims to boost regional economic growth through joint efforts.1 source

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