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Inspiration

Dallas ISD-DART Automotive Technician Training Program

CTE & workforce · Innovation · Texas

Dallas Independent School District's announcement prompted this practical look at what other schools and districts could adapt.

How they approached it

Dallas ISD partnered with DART to provide a specialized training program, leveraging DART's industry expertise and resources.

Why it is worth a look

It's a direct partnership between a school district and a transportation agency to provide vocational training for in-demand careers.

What you could learn

Explore partnerships with local industry entities to create hands-on training programs that align with workforce needs.

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