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Oregon spent millions to grow manufacturing, tech workforces. Educators say it’s their turn. • Oregon Capital Chronicle

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Gov.-elect Tina Kotek, center, participates in a conversation about early childhood education in Yamhill County in December 2022. A new proposal being considered by the state Legislature would invest $20 million in early childhood educator workforce development. (Photo by Julia Shumway/Oregon Capital Chronicle)Over the past few years, the Oregon Legislature has responded to industry-wide labor shortages in manufacturing, tech and health care by …

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Oregon spent millions to grow manufacturing, tech workforces. Educators say it’s their turn. • Oregon Capital Chronicle

Gov.-elect Tina Kotek, center, participates in a conversation about early childhood education in Yamhill County in December 2022. A new proposal being considered by the state Legislature would invest $20 million in early childhood educator workforce development. (Photo by Julia Shumway/Oregon Capital Chronicle)Over the past few years, the Oregon Legislature has responded to industry-wide labor shortages in manufacturing, tech and health care by …

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Oregon Spent Million on Manufacturing, Tech Workforces.  Educators Say It's Their Turn - The Ashland Chronicle-Oregon

Oregon Capital Chronicle Oregon spent millions to grow manufacturing, tech workforces. Educators say it’s their turn. By: Alex Baumhardt – February 13, 2025  Gov.-elect Tina Kotek, center, participates in a conversation about early childhood education in Yamhill County in December 2022. A new proposal being considered by the state Legislature would invest $20 million in early childhood educator workforce development. (Photo by Julia Shumway/O…

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Oregon spent millions to grow manufacturing, tech workforces — educators say it’s their turn

Over the past few years, the Oregon Legislature has responded to industry-wide labor shortages in manufacturing, tech and health care by directing millions of dollars to workforce development programs. Now, education advocates say it should do the same for child care and preschool teachers. State Rep. Courtney Neron, D-Wilsonville, introduced House Bill 3011 to direct $20 million over the next two years to growing the number and size of early ch…

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