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Recipient Name Summit Academy Oicproject Title Building the Talent Pipeline From Poverty to Economic Prosperityfunding Request 2 Millioncongressional Sponsor Senator Amy Klobucharrequested Period of Performance 24 Monthsproject Location Twin Cities Metro Area and Greater Minnesota (ST. Cloud and Bemidji)project Purpose and Goals Expand Access to Career and Technical Education (CTE) Training Leading to Careers in High Growth Industries Andexpand Access to Ost Stem Learning and Work Experiences for Youth and Young Adults Across the Twin Cities Metro Areaactivities to Be Performed Marketing and Recruitment, Student Outreach and Enrollment, Program Curriculum Development, Career Services and Placement, Job Retention, Customer Relationship Management, Stem Curriculum Development, Monitoring and Evaluationexpected Outcomes Driving Poverty Reduction by Increasing Worker Training and Placement Into High Growth, Family Sustaining Wage Jobs Supporting Continued Economic Growth and Vitality by Alleviating Minnesota S Current and Projected Workforce Shortage Andexpanding Access for Low Income People and Communities of Color Into High Wage Occupations With Career Advancement Potential Across Sectors, Opening Up Opportunities for Under Untapped Sectors of the Working Public to Achieve Economic Mobility Intended Beneficiaries 3,079 Low Wage Workers and Under Untapped Segments of Minnesota S Labor Force, Including Communities of Color and Those With Lower Educational Attainment AND7,000 Youth and Young Adults From Communities of Color and Low Income Households Sub Recipient Activities N a
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