Funding addresses broadband, truck driver training
The Oklahoma Legislature recently appropriated $5 million to Oklahoma CareerTech to create a program to train people to beef up the state’s broadband infrastructure.
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The Oklahoma Legislature recently appropriated $5 million to Oklahoma CareerTech to create a program to train people to beef up the state’s broadband infrastructure.
While Oklahoma CareerTech provides technical training to nearly half a million students each year, more can be done to reach more students and meet the labor demands of Oklahoma businesses. We hope the state’s decision makers will make this a high priority during the state’s next legislative session, which begins Feb. 6.
As interim state director of Oklahoma’s Career and Technology Education system, Lee Denney’s job is to keep her ear to the ground.
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