Tech talent shortage in Louisville inspires new program to teach high school students to code
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A lack of tech talent is one reason city leaders say Louisville didn't land on the list of finalists for Amazon's second headquarters.
Students will also get a $100-a-week stipend, and they'll land an apprenticeship when classes are done.
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