High school is a period of transformation, marked by significant decisions that influence the future. As students navigate their academic paths, one crucial step becomes evident – planning for life after graduation. For many families, the transition from high school to college or the workforce can feel overwhelming. Attending a College and Career Readiness Summit such as the one recently held in Richmond can make a meaningful difference. The summit was organized by the University of Missouri College of Education and Human Development (MUCEHD), providing students and their families with vital resources and information to prepare for post-secondary success. “The world of higher education and job options is pretty huge and always shifting,” said MUCEHD Pre-Employment Transitions Specialist Monica Shane. “These days, students have so many choices – whether it’s going the classic route with a four-year college, diving into vocational training, trying out apprenticeships or jumping…