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McKinney

Collin College awarded $1.3M to provide skills development training for North Texas companies

By Shelbie Hamilton

Over 840 new and current employees at North Texas-area businesses will benefit from state-funded training at Collin College.

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Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath.
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