Governor Gavin Newsom visited Shasta College on Monday to speak about the Master Plan for Career Education, which prioritizes hands-on learning and  real-life skills while advancing educational access.

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Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a plan Monday to create more well-paying career pathways for Californians who may not have a college degree.   Read More The post No college degree? No worries. Newsom unveils plan for well-paying jobs without one appeared first on Drudge Report.

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Still taken from Governor Newsom’s official livestream of the press conference at Shasta College. A group of reporters from across the North State gathered at a Shasta Community College welding lab on December 15, to hear Governor Gavin Newsom announce a new state initiative that broadens employment and educational opportunities throughout California. Members of the “credentialed media” who were invited to attend were met by modest security as t…

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By: Chloé Richards For generations a college degree was the golden ticket to success in Black communities. Today, that idea of what success looks like is being challenged by young Black people.    Young Black people have found ways to make money from their phones, never having to work a 9-5, creating their own schedules and being their own boss. Simply posting videos on various social media apps or being entrepreneurs has allowed young black peo…

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