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In total, legislatures in at least 10 states have expanded workforce training programs at community colleges since the start of the pandemic or begun paying tuition for students pursuing in-demand fields.

News & Observer

North Carolina lawmakers are set to consider a bill Wednesday that would grant the Republican-led General Assembly more control over the 58-campus community college system, taking away power from the governor, members of the Council of State and local leaders.

Politico

In Massachusetts, the proposed MassReconnect for adults is a solid start to offering free community college, and there could be a debate about expanding it further in a year or two — once administrators have more time to prepare.

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