The students served by Job Corps embody values that we as Americans hold dear: hard work, perseverance and community.

Job Corps is caught between a court order keeping it open and federal decisions that have frozen its admissions and threaten its funding.

By Kanika Cousine In underserved communities across America, opportunity is not just a path to success but a lifeline. For countless at-risk youth, access to vocational training, stable housing and ...

New York has long been a model for inclusive economic growth and smart workforce investments. But no amount of local ...

Across Iowa, funding cuts to the national service agency AmeriCorps ordered earlier this year by the Department of Government ...

Job Corps helps low-income people ages 16-24 gain skills employers need. But the Trump administration has turned against it.

Innovate Educational Solutions Institute partners with Job Corps, the program created by Congress in 1964 to help low-income people from the ages of 16 to 24 get high-quality career training. The ...

The city of Albany held a press conference, Thursday, letting people know how to help students choosing to transition out of ...

Two Georgia HBCUs are reaching out to students displaced by Job Corps cuts, providing education and housing to the young ...

The New Haven Job Corps Center is still up and running, with 149 students currently enrolled and continuing their hands-on training in trades such ...

Roughly 50 young people have completed applications to join the Chicopee training site, but can’t be admitted because ...

The Labor Department, citing budget deficits and claiming poor results, said that it was halting contracts on the 99 private-contractor-operated sites under its purview.