I think it's a matter of priorities. I'd rather see the school teaching how to mix mortar, lay bricks, fit plumbing joints, square a foundation, and the science associated with that stuff than to hope that the interest is there to run a computer. It's not.
A stone mason in my area earns $30 per hour. His laborers earn $18 per hour. He has work scheduled two years out. And by the way his laborers are mexicans because nobody here can mix mortar or fit stone. Last I knew, computer work was getting hard to come by.
We don't know what the future holds for certain jobs. We do know that computers are not going away.