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Gov. Holcomb's 2024 Next Level Agenda prioritizes early childhood education workforce - Vimarsana News

Gov. Holcomb's 2024 Next Level Agenda prioritizes early childhood education workforce

INDIANA – Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced today the addition of early childhood education and child care credential training options under Indiana’s signature workforce training programs. As part of his 2024 Next Level Agenda announced earlier this month, the governor pledged to open existing ...

Source: wbiw.com
When it comes to child care, solutions can't be left to luck - Vimarsana News

When it comes to child care, solutions can't be left to luck

Headlines can be deceiving, even if there is no ill intent involved. Such is the case with a recent U.S. Census Bureau news release: “Most Parents Don’t Have Any Formal

Child care advocates expect big changes in legislative session - Vimarsana News

Child care advocates expect big changes in legislative session

A key child care advocate told News 8 there is bipartisan support for expanding eligibility for some child care programs.

Source: wishtv.com
A Wisconsin bill could change the employment status of gig workers - Vimarsana News

A Wisconsin bill could change the employment status of gig workers

MADISON (WKBT) A new Wisconsin bill would make gig drivers independent contractors.

Columbia College will lead $18 million regional career pathways initiative - Vimarsana News

Columbia College will lead $18 million regional career pathways initiative

Students from kindergarten through 12th grade and the first four years of college in seven counties, including Tuolumne and Calaveras, are expected to benefit from an $18.1 million regional state