Inaugural College STEADY Programs Aims To Show Importance Of College Planning

June 4, 2025 Education, School News

**TALKING FINANCES –** *Parents listen to strategies to affording college costs during the College STEADY program at Sampson G. Smith school on June 3.*

An inaugural college exposure fair drew about 200 middle school students and their parents to Franklin Middle School – Sampson G. Smith campus on June 3.

The fair, called College R.E.A.D.Y., was designed by school administration to hammer home the idea with students and parents that it’s not too early to think about life after high school.

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