TexasWorks is helping adults across Fort Worth change their lives — and strengthen their communities. 🎓![]()
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On October 21, Acting Comptroller Kelly Hancock, Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare, the Fort Worth Chamber, and Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Ericka Garza joined local leaders, students, and staff to celebrate the growth of TexasWorks and its mission to empower adults through education and career training.![]()
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Read more about the Fort Worth ribbon-cutting celebration and the inspiring stories shared by TexasWorks students: bit.ly/3JlSwHd.
Yesterday, our TexasWorks and Premier High School - Tyler celebrated expanding access to education and career training for all. 🎓
Thank you to Acting @txcomptroller Kelly Hancock & the Tyler Chamber of Commerce for joining us!
Watch @KLTV7’s story:
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