Did you know that 85% of high school seniors in Otsego County have plans to enroll in some form of higher education (two-year college, four-year college, or trade school) after graduation, yet only 56% will attend when classes start? Otsego Career Access Network (OCAN) is committed to removing the barriers that prevent students from making the transition to higher education. OCAN was recently awarded a $60,000 Implementation Grant from the Michigan College Access Network, which will help make higher education a reality for more Otsego County students.
You can learn more about OCAN here.
August is Make-A-Will Month: Creating a Legacy That Lasts
August is National Make-A-Will Month, an important reminder to create or update one of the most meaningful documents you'll ever prepare. While many people intend to create a will, studies continue to show that a majority of Americans do not have one in place. Some...
