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Deuxcents

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5. My point was for businesses to send a mentor to these shop classes

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Sat Jun 24, 2023, 12:15 AM

Jun 2023

And work with the kids. Maybe even work for credits but by the time they’re ready to graduate, a company has already trained their new employee to be ready to partner up and be an apprentice. The on the job training would be easier and more productive and loyal from the start.

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Minnesota's new graduation requirements: Learn how to manage money and participate in democracy [View all] question everything Jun 2023 OP

OMG, it sounds.... Ocelot II Jun 2023 #1

Exactly! dflprincess Jun 2023 #3

Congratulations! Teaching kids how the real world works. Deuxcents Jun 2023 #2

Don't they teach that in shop classes? question everything Jun 2023 #4

My point was for businesses to send a mentor to these shop classes Deuxcents Jun 2023 #5