Today we celebrate with GED Grads everywhere. Too many times we take for granted our education and the support we had from family to complete high school, college, or trade school. Get a skill and make your self marketable to employers. Easier said than done for some who live in our communities. It is very possible that you live or work within steps of someone who struggled in school or didn’t have the support of parents to complete even the most basic education. Those individuals either give up and settle for a minimum wage job (that doesn’t come close to supporting someone) or by their own fortitude they set their goal and found the resources to finish their high school education.
Today we say hats off to you. Congratulations on sticking with it and completing your GED.
What’s next? Set your next goal and go for it! You may not know us, but there are thousands of us cheering you on.
Please share this post with #GEDGradDay and encourage someone today.
All the best,
KK
KK's Candor 
Thank you for reminding us, KK. I got my GED when I first came to the US. In my many moves around the world, I lost track of my High School exams and also my nursing qualifications! So I did the GED and salute all who take the test who do not enjoy family support but press on. Keep going! You can do it!
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