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State’s largest trade schools to get additional funds in FY 2019

Ben Giles//June 4, 2018//

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State’s largest trade schools to get additional funds in FY 2019

State’s largest trade schools to get additional funds in FY 2019

Ben Giles//June 4, 2018//

East Valley Institute of Technology student Chris Whitmeyer aims a firehose as he isassisted by two other students in the school’s Fire Science program. The fiscal-year...

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