Job Corps alumni, staff react to St. Paul center‘s closure
Across the country, Job Corps centers are going quiet—and the impact is being felt in places like Minot and St. Paul alike. After decades of helping vulnerable youth find stability through education and job training, the St. Paul center is also closing its doors. The decision, driven by mounting deficits and concerns over safety, cuts off a lifeline for students who rely on the program for far more than a diploma. It’s a pause, officials say—but for many, it feels like something’s been taken mid-stride. Jaylan Sims with MPR has the full story that’s a mirror one that could be written locally.
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