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Louisville will be the home of 10,000 open tech jobs by 2020, and a new public-private partnership is preparing high school students in the city to be ready for entry-level positions following training.
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/in Business News, K-12, Post-Secondary, Social Infrastructure /by Rachel NixSales tax referendum uses P3 to fund new schools in Tennessee
/in K-12, News /by Berry CraigA successful February 2018 referendum for funding facilitated school construction/renovation projects — all made possible through a P3.
Louisville P3 Brings Tech Training to Area High School Students
/in K-12, News, Public-Private Partnerships /by Berry CraigLouisville will be the home of 10,000 open tech jobs by 2020, and a new public-private partnership is preparing high school students in the city to be ready for entry-level positions following training.