Nettie Morse focuses on a future in pediatric occupational therapy
30-09-2026 15:20 via vtdigger.org

Nettie Morse focuses on a future in pediatric occupational therapy

Aneta “Nettie” Morse is a senior at Oxbow High School in Bradford, Vermont. She’s a three-season athlete and is one of the founding members of VSAC GEAR UP Leads, the first-ever student-led leadership club in VSAC’s GEAR UP, a federally funded program that helps students access college and careers after high school. Recently, Nettie was named the national GEAR UP Student Leader of the Year at an award ceremony in Washington DC. This award recognizes a student who go
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