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Share your comments: How soon should kids get on a career track?
Posted at 9:33 AM on February 6, 2009
by Julia Schrenkler
Bob Collins is live-blogging today's topic on Midmorning:
How early to start career planning?Since many of us are much older than high school students and may still not have a career path, this gets pretty interesting.Gov. Pawlenty's Workforce Development Council says one way to improve the state's economy is to have high school students choose their career path in the ninth grade. Educators weigh in on the proposal.
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