Jasmine Hall at The Wyoming Tribune Eagle reports the Wyoming Legislature has unanimously supported a Bill seen as a way to invest in students while promoting economic development and diversification.  It now awaits the signature of the Governor.  The legislation gives direction to the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services to provide information to high school students about Registered Apprenticeship Programs, student learner agreements and job training available to them.  “Wyoming’s Skilled Trades are experiencing a concerning trend of shortages.  This Bill will be key in helping students have better access to opportunities and information about in-demand, good-paying jobs in our State,” Senate Minerals, Business and Economic Development Committee Chairman Dan Dockstader (Republican-Afton) said in a statement.

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