Governor Abbott Announces Over $1.6 Million In Career Training Grants For South Texas Schools
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~ In a recent announcement, Governor Greg Abbott revealed that the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) has awarded seven Jobs and Education for Texans (JET) grants totaling $1,692,417 to schools in South Texas. These grants will support career and technical education (CTE) training programs by providing funding for the purchase and installation of equipment to train 482 students for high-demand occupations such as nursing, electrician work, and mechanics.
Governor Abbott expressed his support for these programs, stating that they are crucial in ensuring that young Texans have the necessary tools to compete in today's job market. He also emphasized the importance of preparing students for well-paying careers directly after graduation. The governor thanked the TWC for their efforts in training Texans for better job opportunities and higher pay.
TWC Chairman Bryan Daniel echoed Governor Abbott's sentiments, stating that these grants will help over 480 students gain the skills and experience needed for in-demand careers. He also highlighted TWC's commitment to investing in a dynamic workforce system that will continue to drive economic growth and make businesses more competitive.
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The awards were presented earlier today by TWC Commissioner Representing Employers Joe Esparza at a ceremony attended by state and local officials as well as school staff at Del Mar College's Oso Creek campus.
The seven JET grants include a $350,000 grant to Banquete Independent School District (ISD) to train 35 students as licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses in partnership with Del Mar College. Calhoun County ISD received a $79,277 grant to train 150 students as registered nurses in partnership with Victoria College. Corpus Christi ISD was awarded a $57,312 grant to train 30 students as electricians in partnership with Del Mar College. Del Mar College itself received a $313,833 grant to train 85 students as automotive service technicians.
Other recipients of JET grants include George West ISD, which received $314,945 to train 20 students as licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses in partnership with Del Mar College, and San Diego ISD, which was awarded a $350,000 grant to train 87 students as licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses in partnership with Del Mar College. Victoria College also received a $227,050 grant to train 75 students as chemical plant and systems operators.
Funded by the Texas Legislature every two years, JET grants are used by TWC to cover start-up costs for developing or expanding CTE programs at public community, state and technical colleges, school districts, and open-enrollment charter schools. The equipment purchased through these grants must be used to train students for jobs in high-demand occupations.
To learn more about TWC's JET grant program, visit their website.
Governor Abbott expressed his support for these programs, stating that they are crucial in ensuring that young Texans have the necessary tools to compete in today's job market. He also emphasized the importance of preparing students for well-paying careers directly after graduation. The governor thanked the TWC for their efforts in training Texans for better job opportunities and higher pay.
TWC Chairman Bryan Daniel echoed Governor Abbott's sentiments, stating that these grants will help over 480 students gain the skills and experience needed for in-demand careers. He also highlighted TWC's commitment to investing in a dynamic workforce system that will continue to drive economic growth and make businesses more competitive.
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The awards were presented earlier today by TWC Commissioner Representing Employers Joe Esparza at a ceremony attended by state and local officials as well as school staff at Del Mar College's Oso Creek campus.
The seven JET grants include a $350,000 grant to Banquete Independent School District (ISD) to train 35 students as licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses in partnership with Del Mar College. Calhoun County ISD received a $79,277 grant to train 150 students as registered nurses in partnership with Victoria College. Corpus Christi ISD was awarded a $57,312 grant to train 30 students as electricians in partnership with Del Mar College. Del Mar College itself received a $313,833 grant to train 85 students as automotive service technicians.
Other recipients of JET grants include George West ISD, which received $314,945 to train 20 students as licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses in partnership with Del Mar College, and San Diego ISD, which was awarded a $350,000 grant to train 87 students as licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses in partnership with Del Mar College. Victoria College also received a $227,050 grant to train 75 students as chemical plant and systems operators.
Funded by the Texas Legislature every two years, JET grants are used by TWC to cover start-up costs for developing or expanding CTE programs at public community, state and technical colleges, school districts, and open-enrollment charter schools. The equipment purchased through these grants must be used to train students for jobs in high-demand occupations.
To learn more about TWC's JET grant program, visit their website.
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