Courtesy Ford, part of the Poulsbo-based Courtesy Auto Group, will meet with the local high schools in their area during the month of May, and give a “Credit Drives America” presentation on the importance of creditworthiness, focusing on creating and maintaining good credit.

The presentation will be given to the North Kitsap, Bremerton, and Central Kitsap high school’s Independent Living class members. The Independent Living class is designed to teach students some of the skills that they will need for living on their own.

Partnering with the local high schools and Ford Motor Credit Company’s Seattle Branch, Courtesy Ford will teach students the good credit habits they need to assist them in succeeding in today’s economy.