Entergy Arkansas charity will help state develop more technical courses for high schools
In a year when remote learning has become more important than ever, representatives of Entergy Arkansas and the Arkansas Department of Education announced a $482,000 grant that will be used to develop 20 new Career and Technical Education (CTE) courses that will be available to high school students and adults next fall. âIn addition to affordable and reliable electricity, we need a good business environment, good transportation and qualified employees to help businesses grow if we want our state and communities to be successful,â said Entergy Arkansas President and CEO Laura Landrea...
Source: magnoliareporter.com