An Act relative to creating manufacturing and economic development in the Commonwealth
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes establishing a high school trade partnership program in Massachusetts and offers tax credits to schools participating in the program. The goal is to encourage students to pursue vocational training and careers in manufacturing and related industries. The bill also aims to stimulate economic development within the Commonwealth by supporting these educational initiatives.
Key provisions
- Creation of a high school trade partnership program.
- Provision of tax credits for expenses related to the program.
- Focus on manufacturing and economic development.
- Support for vocational training and career pathways.
- Potential connection to a study order (H5313).
Who is affected
- High school students
- Vocational training programs
- Manufacturing industry
- Schools in Massachusetts
- Taxpayers
Notable changes
- Offers tax credits to support the new trade partnership program.
- Aims to increase participation in manufacturing-related trades.
- Linked to a broader study on economic development.
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Primary sponsor
Michael J. Soter
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