"I'm proud to help lead this agenda to strengthen public schools and expand pathways to good-paying jobs."
Strengthen public schools and expand pathways to good-paying jobs through apprenticeship, training, certification, and educational opportunities.
Occurrences
Evidence
The campaign priority page said Olszewski would fight for good-paying jobs, quality education, fair wages, expanded vocational training, and workers' rights.
Olszewski's official House biography says he serves on Small Business and Foreign Affairs and is focused on workforce development and education access.
The official House homepage says Olszewski secured $15 million for 14 district projects supporting public safety, education, workforce development, water infrastructure, transportation, and community services.
The official House news listing says the House passed bipartisan Olszewski-Wied legislation to help small businesses compete for federal contracts.
His official biography says that as Baltimore County Executive he made unprecedented public-education investments and launched near-universal free community college for residents.
Assessments
Olszewski has materially advanced the promise during his current House term: he secured district project funding that includes education and workforce development, sponsored a House-passed bill connecting CTE graduates with small-business hiring opportunities, introduced/led education and workforce agenda items, and backed related education access legislation. These actions match the public schools and job-pathways theme, but the record does not show a comprehensive enacted federal expansion of public schools, apprenticeships, training, certifications, and educational opportunities. That supports partial delivery rather than full fulfillment.