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Should High Schools Have Career Coaches? Virginia Lawmakers Say Not Yet
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Should High Schools Have Career Coaches? Virginia Lawmakers Say Not Yet
RICHMOND, Va. – Lawmakers debated whether to expand career readiness to high school students in Virginia, but ultimately, the concerns over funding halted the bill. Supporters argued that House Bill 138 would strengthen the workforce. A career coach would assist students with internships and apprenticeship programs and connect students with career opportunities. Continue reading Should High Schools Have Career Coaches? Virginia Lawmakers Say Not…
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