Bay City Western one of 10 Michigan high schools receiving $5,000 grants
Each school will receive a $5,000 ASPIRE grant, the first stage of MCAN’s High School Innovation Grants program.
Each school will receive a $5,000 ASPIRE grant, the first stage of MCAN’s High School Innovation Grants program.
Big Rapids Virtual School along with nine other schools around Michigan will get an ASPIRE grant of $5,000 each as part of being selected by Michigan College Access Network's High School Innovation Grants program.
Dansville High School is one of 10 schools in Michigan to receive a $5,000 grant from the Michigan College Access Network.
Alpena school officials last week received kudos from a statewide organization that recognized the district for strong steps in opening the door for students to attend college.
Sault Area High School and Pickford Public High School, along with eight other Michigan high schools, received grant money for programs to help students prepare for college.
The Lapeer High School counseling department organized the school’s Decision Day. A celebration of all things “next step,” seniors were invited to share their post-grad plans, whatever that plan might be.
College enrollment among Michigan high school graduates continues to lag compared to pre-pandemic rates, a challenge that could impact the state’s economy for years if not addressed.
In Michigan, this year’s School Counseling Week is supported by a collaboration between Michigan College Access Network, the Michigan Association for College Admission Counseling and the Michigan School Counselor Association.
Following Michigan College Month, it’s important to consider what continuation of education looks like for all Michiganders.
Jeffrey Mosher speaks with MCAN Executive Director, Ryan Fewins-Bliss as Michigan College Access Network has invested $50,000 in student incentives to improve FAFSA completion rates.