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The Rio Grande Valley has seen a steady decrease in the unemployment rate throughout the past 12 months.

The cities of Mission, McAllen and Edinburg are at the top of the list, with the most employed residents in the Valley, according to Texas Workforce Solutions.

"McAllen is currently at 4.9; They're tied with Edinburg for first and Mission is third with a 6 percent unemployment rate," said Mike Gonzalez with the Texas Workforce Solutions. "All three have dropped." 

With McAllen and Edinburg tied for the city with the least unemployed people, officials say it's because of their unique economic plan.

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PHARR, RGV – Workforce Solutions Lower Rio Grande Valley teamed up with various organizations to provide a Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) camp for elementary and middle school-aged children.

About 450 kids from local Texas Rising Star-accredited childcare facilities traveled to the Pharr Events Center to engage in STEAM-related activities and learn about different careers in these fields.

“The earlier you start kids thinking about science, technology, engineering, math and arts, the better, I think, they’ll be able to make decisions moving forward,” said WSLRGV CEO Francisco Almaraz.

“Historically when STEM first started it was just science, technology, engineering and math, but … a lot of educators really brought the idea that we needed arts also included. And, with arts you also learn a lot of others skills that are maybe not necessarily in the science area, but thinking – critical thinking – and being innovative … that really helps out in the long run.”

For the full report: https://riograndeguardian.com/news-in-pictures-workforce-solutions-hosts-steam-camp/

Workforce Solutions 2017 Impact Report

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At the end of each year, Workforce Solutions develops an annual report comprised of successful events, initiatives that made a positive impact in our community, information on in-demand occupation pathways and much more. This document covers fiscal year 2017 and is the first WFS Impact Report to be made available online. See how we made an impact last year by clicking here. 

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