A councilwoman in San Antonio is speaking out about the growth of Ready to Work. She claims the program has seen exponential growth. This comes as the San Antonio mayor has made a proposal related to the program.
The councilwoman is making a case for Ready to Work, highlighting its rapid expansion. com, which has further details on the story.
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