Jobs Available For Dropouts
Washington report from Columbia University and the U.S. Office of Education finds a surplus labor supply since the 1950s, with many jobs solvable by dropouts though employers demand education. It notes high dropout shares in manual work, agriculture declines, construction gains, and rising formal schooling among new entrants, but many skilled trades show dropout dominance.
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Montessori School Reopens After 36-Year Shutdown
In Rome, the Casa Dei Bambini reopened after Mussolini closed all Montessori schools in 1936. Maria Clotilde Pini led fundraising and plans to expand in San Lorenzo, restoring the historic method with 15 students and three instructors. In Hayward California, Val Fitz reflects on a long telecom career starting at age seven with a focus on training new operators. A separate Aden report notes a British soldier killed and seven wounded when a grenade was thrown at a police station by the Liberation Front seeking Yemen annexation.
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