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Michigan Grants of $765,566 Announced for Career Technical Education Programs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 5
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The Rudyard Area Schools have been awarded three State of Michigan grants totaling $765,566 for their Career and Technical Education program. The funding will support new lessons in woodworking and electric vehicles, preparing students for future job markets. The grants were announced on September 30, and the new equipment is expected to arrive later this school year. Tom McKee, a state legislator, praised the investment in the schools.

From stignacenews.com

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The funding comes through competitive grants within the state budget that support career technical programs. This investment provides resources for specialized vocational training in the region. The grants support the school's efforts to ensure students have a plan for their future after graduation.

From stignacenews.com

Who's involved

  • MichiganThe state providing the competitive grants for vocational education.
  • Tom McKeeA state legislator who commented on the investment in the schools.

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