all pathways deserve our support and some students mean getting their cdl. cbecoming a lineman or pursuing welding and for others it's engineering, teaching, healthcare and business. what path we're making it easier for them to get the advanced training they need to propel themselves and idaho's economy forward. the idaho launch scholarship will be the single largest investment inn career technical and work force education in state history. we want idaho students brought up in idaho's schools working at idaho jobs. >> this past fall, presidents at college of westernse idaho and boise state university was clark state college and universities of idaho brought the need to invest directly in the students and future work force. the students adam jones, tanner mcclain and katie massey and one more said t "now more than evere can't afford for students to leave idaho. a statewide scholarship program will not only benefit idaho students but help keep the economy growing and competitive for the next generation. it's time to keep idaho's future in idaho. they nail it h

for some students it means getting their cdl, becoming a lineman, or pursuing welding. for others, it is engineering, teaching, healthcare, or business. no matter what path a student chooses we are making it easier for them to get the advanced training they need to propel themselves and idaho's economy forward. the idaho launch scholarship will be the single largest investment in career technical and workforce education in state history. we want idaho students brought up in idaho schools working in idaho jobs. [applause] this past fall the student body presidents at college of western idaho, boise state university, lewis-clark state college, and university of idaho wrote an article on the need to invest directly in our students, our future workforce. the students, adam jones from emmett, tanner mcclain from middleton, caden massey from kamiah, and flora koenig from boise said, now more than ever we can't afford for our students to leave idaho. a statewide scholarship program will not only benefit idaho students but will help to keep our economy growing and competitive f

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a bunch of services to do anything from rotations and helping you get your drivers license or your cdl if that is what your trying to do and after all of that, we have a life coach who works with you day-to-day. trying to get through whatever you need to get out of violence. we tried in the western district because it is the most violent district in baltimore city. we ended with a reduction of 34.8% in homicides. i was 19 homicides last and 34 nonfatal shootings less -- that was 19 homicides less and 34 nonfatal shootings less. we have a monthly cycle and a biweekly cycle and a weekly cycle. the monthly is the management cycle, we bring issues and the numbers to the mayor and the police commissioner. they know what is going on. biweekly we have a meeting where we meet with law enforcement to discuss what actions they need on a larger scale in order to determine violence. the engine of all of this is our weekly cycle and it is a violence review. we look at all of the homicides and nonfatal shootings for the week and compare those to what we know from our report cards, bring all the info

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