Casey Smith at WTHI-TV/10 reports a coalition of nearly 200 Indiana Leaders have released a new Statewide education pathway that seeks to create additional classroom and work-based learning opportunities, especially in the form of Apprenticeships for high school students.  Known as CEMETS iLab Indiana, the Coalition said the strategic plan is meant to address Indiana’s talent shortages by supplementing the traditional high school-to-college pathway.  It ultimately will prepare students for in-demand careers while simultaneously developing a new talent pipeline for employers.  If the plan is implemented as expected and supported by State Education Officials, the new pathway will welcome students in at least one occupation starting with the 2025-2026 school year.

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