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PETITION TO INCLUDE COSMETOLOGY AND BARBERING ON THE HIGH PRIORITY OCCUPATIONS (HPO) LIST FOR PHILADELPHIA COUNTY.

PETITION TO INCLUDE COSMETOLOGY AND BARBERING ON THE HIGH PRIORITY OCCUPATIONS (HPO) LIST FOR PHILADELPHIA COUNTY.

Closed — 33 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 15 years, 5 months ago
I am writing to you to provide support for Cosmetology and Barbering Programs to remain on the HPO List in Philadelphia, allowing students to obtain training and work-related experiences as part of their high school education, tuition free. By providing this opportunity for students at the high school level, our young people obtain the skills needed to obtain a diploma and Cosmetology or Barbering license upon graduation. Considering the School District covers the cost of the training (the equivalent of being awarded a $10,000.00 to $25,000.00+ scholarship), this is a significant financial benefit to families in our community - who are often economically disadvantaged. It is important that a program like this is supported to give our children a chance to use their skills as productive citizens and to provide hope for a fruitful and prosperous future. As a citizen concerned about the future of our youth, the community and the development of our future workforce, I am committed to supporting the HPO petition process by collaborating with District administrators and other industry partners to generate the data and information

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Marcus Parker
15 years ago Featured

My son is in this program right now and it is the best thing he has ever done for his future. dont take this away from these kids.

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David Ross
15 years ago Featured

tuition is way to high for regular families. let these kids learn a skill so they can actually get hired when they graduate.

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Sarah Herrera
15 years ago Featured

This is a real trade that pays the bills. Philly needs more barbers and stylists not less. KEEP IT ON THE LIST.