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Maryland Launches $2.38M Rural Workforce Development Program

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Maryland received a $2.38 million federal grant to fund the four-year Maryland Rural Pathways to Prosperity Network, or MD Pathways. The Maryland Higher Education Commission announced the program, which will connect rural students with training and job opportunities in fields such as health care, cybersecurity, and agriculture.

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The initiative is designed to serve over 1,000 rural students and partner with at least 50 regional businesses over four years. It will create 25 new workforce credential pathways and provide more than 500 paid internships and apprenticeships.

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  • Eastern ShoreSpeculative

    The Eastern Shore might see increased demand for skilled labor in high-demand fields through the program.

  • MarylandSpeculative

    Maryland could see increased investment in its workforce through the federally funded initiative.

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