What can you tell me about the history of the trade school mentioned in the text?
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The question is asking for information related to the history of a trade school, detailing its transfer, enrollment changes, and reopening after World War II.
Answer
The trade school transferred to Cabanatuan City on June 7, 1931, closed during WWII, and reopened on September 6, 1945, expanding its programs post-war.
The trade school transferred to Cabanatuan City on June 7, 1931. It closed during WWII but reopened on September 6, 1945. Post-war, the school expanded its vocational programs to include dressmaking (in 1948), food trades, and cosmetology.
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The trade school transferred to Cabanatuan City on June 7, 1931. It closed during WWII but reopened on September 6, 1945. Post-war, the school expanded its vocational programs to include dressmaking (in 1948), food trades, and cosmetology.
More Information
Trade schools focus on providing practical, job-specific skills that are often completed faster than traditional college programs. This trade school adapted and expanded over time to meet the evolving needs of its students and the regional workforce.
Sources
- History of CTE - ACTE Online - acteonline.org
- What Is Trade School and How Does It Work? | UTI - uti.edu
- Trade School vs. College: Key Differences and Benefits of Each - indeed.com
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