In this bill, S. 3537, the government wants to make sure everyone knows about special programs and jobs you can learn and train for instead of going to a regular 4-year college. They also want to tell people about these options when they fill out forms to get help paying for school.

The bill wants to give money to schools that teach kids about different jobs and skills, helping more people know about and support these programs. Each year, from 2025 to 2030, schools can receive some of the money, and a boss called the Secretary of Education will decide who gets what.

This bill is like a big thumbs-up for special classes that help kids learn skills for different jobs. It encourages everyone to support these classes because they help students be ready for work when they grow up.

The Early Childhood Workforce Advancement Act of 2024 is a plan where the government wants to give money to schools and other groups to help create or improve jobs and training programs for people who work with little kids. They want to make sure both cities and small towns have these programs, especially in places where there aren't enough people helping take care of young children.

H. R. 6888 is a plan to give money to schools so they can teach kids about using energy from the sun and wind, making buildings use less energy, and helping schools learn better, with $100 million available to help make these ideas happen.

H.R. 6838 is a plan to make sure everyone knows about special job training programs by sharing information online and updating college money forms to include info about these programs, so people know they can learn skills for a job instead of going to regular college.