The City of San Antonio’s highly-touted workforce training program got a slower start than anticipated in its first year.
Now, partway through its second year, job placement numbers aren’t quite reaching the “ambitious and aspirational” target city staff had set.
Voters gave the go-ahead to fund it with four years worth of sales tax dollars in November 2020, and the city finally announced enrollment opening in May 2022.
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