Now those classes concentrated into a public tech school. Those who want to pursue training attend instead of their neighborhood high school. The school and its instructors are well regarded and do a great job. Not sure that it needs to be offered in every school if it can be available in this way.

I am not sure what happens across the US. I do feel like the support for technical and trades education is robust in our area and support is increasing. Our local community college just opened a an advanced manufacturing training facility in SW Washington. I differ with everything Elon has to say.

I beg to differ. We have created and funded programs and collaborated with the technical high schools and community colleges in our area to recruit and train automotive technicians resulting in good paying jobs to the benefit of both parties. There are great kids out there who want to do this work.