“Our mission is straightforward; to ensure inclusive growth and opportunity in our booming economy by creating pathways for all Americans, regardless of age or background, to acquiring the skills needed to secure and retain high paying jobs,” a statement from Ivanka Trump read.

Lockheed was one of more than 280 companies that signed President Trump’s Pledge to American Workers, promising to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in training students and workers to prepare them for the jobs of the future. Ivanka planned to visit  another company that signed the pledge, Hy-Vee, in Iowa Friday. 

After Ivanka’s original visit to Colorado in May was delayed, she instead met with Douglas County Sheriff Tony Spurlock, one of the law enforcement officials who responded to the STEM shooting. One student was killed and eight other people were injured in the shooting.