[applause] this includes at-risk add-on for educationally at risk to students by $140 million. [applause] [applause] this is the largest single increase to this funding source in virginia's history. and it is a critical investment in helping raise student achievement. an investment in public schools is an investment in students and our economy. that's why it is so important, in fact education represents 38% of the new spending in this budget. [applause] [applause] this is far and away the largest new investment we have proposed. then after high school, people need to get job skills. there are lots of ways to do this, from registered apprenticeship programs to virginia's community colleges. they understand what employers need, and everyone can get to them. they are nimble, and they are changing fast to meet the needs of employers. a changing economy requires us to think about their students in new ways to. in the past, when people finished high school, they got a job or started a family, and then went back we called them nontraditional students. but today, that describes a lot m

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