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School:

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Community:

•Parents/Guardians

•Fairfax-Falls Church Community Services Board Entry & Referral 703-383-8500

Emergencies:

•CSB Emergency Services, 703-573-5679

•Go to Nearest Hospital

•Fairfax Detox Center (ages 18+), 703-502-7000

•CrisisLink suicide hotline – 703-527-4077

•CrisisLink suicide text hotline – Text "CONNECT" to 855-11

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Naviance Student provides middle and high school students with individual Academic and Career Plan (ACP) resources and tools to explore and prepare for postsecondary college and career planning options.

Students

Middle and High School students can:

Naviance Student

Students: Use FCPS Student ID and Password

Parents/Guardians

Parent/Guardians can login to:

View information about students' academic and postsecondary plans, interests and opportunities.

After logging in, click on About Me at the top of the page.

Choose Portfolio to view the data entered by your child through their Academic and Career Plan.

Research colleges and careers.

View available enrichment and scholarship opportunities.

Users can access key Naviance content translated into more than 70 supported languages.
After logging in, click the globe icon in the top right corner and select your preferred language.

Parent Access

Naviance and SIS Parent use the same credentials (username and password)

SIS Parent Help Resources:

Naviance Parent/Guardian

Parents: Use SIS ParentVUE Username and Password

Staff

Staff can login to support students with their academic and career goals.
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Skills gap: 10 most in-demand skills over the next five years | Fortune

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Naviance Student provides middle and high school students with individual Academic and Career Plan (ACP) resources and tools to explore and prepare for postsecondary college and career planning options.

Students

Middle and High School students can:

Naviance Student

Students: Use FCPS Student ID and Password

Parents/Guardians

Parent/Guardians can login to:

View information about students' academic and postsecondary plans, interests and opportunities.

After logging in, click on About Me at the top of the page.

Choose Portfolio to view the data entered by your child through their Academic and Career Plan.

Research colleges and careers.

View available enrichment and scholarship opportunities.

Users can access key Naviance content translated into more than 70 supported languages.
After logging in, click the globe icon in the top right corner and select your preferred language.

Parent Access

Naviance and SIS Parent use the same credentials (username and password)

SIS Parent Help Resources:

Naviance Parent/Guardian

Parents: Use SIS ParentVUE Username and Password

Staff

Staff can login to support students with their academic and career goals.
This site requires JavaScript to be enabled in order to run.

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Middle and high school students can use Naviance to explore their strengths and interests, research colleges, and investigate career pathways.

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College Partnership Program (CPP) assist high school students who are traditionally underrepresented in higher education by providing students with monthly sessions and workshops.

About the College Partnership Program

The goal of the College Partnership Program (CPP) is to increase the number of students, particularly first-generation and traditionally underrepresented students, that enroll and succeed in college.

Each year, there is an application process for the College Partnership Program. Interested students should contact their counselor at their local high school.

For more information about the program interested students, parents, and guardians can contact their school counselors, school based CPP advocates, middle school contacts or Lakeyta Smith (Educational Specialist, College Success Program) at 571-423-4413.

Services provided by the College Partnership Program include:

Academic counseling.

College visits.

Help with completing college and scholarship applications.

Monthly meetings.

Parent education sessions.

SAT preparation classes.

A summer overnight experience on a college campus.

News and information related to colleges and careers via Schoology.

Most high schools in Fairfax County have a College Partnership Program. Contact your counselor for more information.

A typical CPP student:

Represents a traditionally underrepresented population in higher education:

first generation

African-American

American Indian

Alaskan Native

Hispanic

limited English proficient

students with disabilities

economically disadvantaged.

Demonstrates the ability to maintain a minimum GPA of 2.5 in core classes (weighted).

Is willing to pursue advanced coursework.

Demonstrates leadership in school or community activities.

Expectations:

Students: need to maintain a GPA of 2.5 or higher in core classes and attend CPP activities.

Parents:

should attend parent meetings,

be aware of student CPP activities, and

check their student's attendance and grades.

Information for Middle School Students Only:

The College and Career Exploration (CCE) club operates as an after-school program and is open to all students. Eighth grade students interested in the high school program will apply through their club sponsor or counselor.

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College Partnership Program (CPP) assist high school students who are traditionally underrepresented in higher education by providing students with monthly sessions and workshops. The goal of the College Partnership Program (CPP) is to increase the number of students, particularly first-generation and traditionally underrepresented students, that enroll and succeed in college.

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See if your intended career is growing

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The Occupational Outlook Handbook is the government's premier source of career guidance featuring hundreds of occupations-such as carpenters, teachers, and veterinarians. Revised annually, the latest version contains employment projections for the 2022-32 decade.

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Naviance Student provides middle and high school students with individual Academic and Career Plan (ACP) resources and tools to explore and prepare for postsecondary college and career planning options.

Students

Middle and High School students can:

Naviance Student

Students: Use FCPS Student ID and Password

Parents/Guardians

Parent/Guardians can login to:

View information about students' academic and postsecondary plans, interests and opportunities.

After logging in, click on About Me at the top of the page.

Choose Portfolio to view the data entered by your child through their Academic and Career Plan.

Research colleges and careers.

View available enrichment and scholarship opportunities.

Users can access key Naviance content translated into more than 70 supported languages.
After logging in, click the globe icon in the top right corner and select your preferred language.

Parent Access

Naviance and SIS Parent use the same credentials (username and password)

SIS Parent Help Resources:

Naviance Parent/Guardian

Parents: Use SIS ParentVUE Username and Password

Staff

Staff can login to support students with their academic and career goals.
This site requires JavaScript to be enabled in order to run.

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Middle and high school students can use Naviance to explore their strengths and interests, research colleges, and investigate career pathways.

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Find a career that matches who you are!

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Explore our in-depth descriptions of each of the 16 personality types to learn more about yourself and your loved ones. Or, if you're not sure which personality type fits you, take our free personality test .

The 16 personality types were created by Isabel Myers and Katharine Briggs, developers of the MBTI® assessment. Myers and Briggs created their personality typology to help people discover their own strengths and gain a better understanding of how people are different.

When you discover your own personality type, you'll understand more clearly why you do the things you do. You will gain confidence in your strengths and be better able to make decisions that suit your true nature.
Find Your Type
About the 16 Personality Types

Personality typing is a system of categorizing people according to their tendencies to think and act in particular ways. Personality typing attempts to find the broadest, most important ways in which people are different, and make sense of these differences by sorting people into meaningful groups.

What is personality typing?

The personality types described here were created by Isabel Briggs Myers and her mother, Katharine Briggs, in the 1960's. Their theories were based on the work of psychologist Carl Jung, although they extended his ideas to create a more complete framework of personality typing. Myers and Briggs proposed that there were four key dimensions that could be used to categorize people:

Introversion vs. Extraversion

Sensing vs. Intuition

Thinking vs. Feeling

Judging vs. Perceiving

Each of the four dimensions was described as a dichotomy, or an either/or choice between two styles of being. Myers and Briggs described this as a "preference" and proposed that any individual should be able to identify a preferred style on each of the four dimensions. The sum of a person's four preferred styles becomes their personality type.

Myers and Briggs theorized that our preferences on each of the four dimensions would combine to create predictable patterns in thought and behavior, so that people with the same four preferences would share many commonalities in the way they approach their lives, from the hobbies they choose to the work that might suit them.

What is the meaning of the four letters in a personality type?

Each of the four letters in a personality type code stands for a preference in your style of thinking or behaving.

I/E: Introversion or Extraversion

The Introversion/Extraversion dimension describes how a person manages their energy.

Introverts are energized by spending quiet time alone or with a small group. They tend to be more reserved and thoughtful.

Extraverts are energized by spending time with people and in busy, active surroundings. They tend to be more expressive and outspoken.

S/N: Sensing or iNtuition

The Sensing/Intuition dimension describes how an individual processes information.

Sensors focus on their five senses and are interested in information they can directly see, hear, feel, and so on. They tend to be hands-on learners and are often described as "practical."

Intuitives focus on a more abstract level of thinking; they are more interested in theories, patterns, and explanations. They are often more concerned with the future than the present and are often described as "creative."

T/F: Thinking or Feeling

The Thinking/Feeling dimension describes how people make decisions.

Thinkers tend to make decisions with their heads; they are interested in finding the most logical, reasonable choice.

Feelers tend to make decisions with their hearts; they are interested in how a decision will affect people, and whether it fits in with their values.

J/P: Judging or Perceiving

The Judging/Perceiving dimension describes how people approach structure in their lives.

Judgers appreciate structure and order; they like things planned, and dislike last-minute changes.

Perceivers appreciate flexibility and spontaneity; they like to leave things open so they can change their minds.

How do I know which personality type I am?

Easy-take our in-depth personality type test!

THE FINE PRINT: Myers-Briggs® and MBTI® are registered trademarks of the MBTI Trust, Inc., which has no affiliation with this site. Truity offers a free personality test based on Myers and Briggs' types, but does not offer the official MBTI® assessment. For more information on the Myers Briggs Type Indicator® assessment, please go here.

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Explore our in-depth descriptions of each of the 16 personality types to learn more about yourself and your loved ones. Or, if you're not sure which personality type fits you, take our free personality test . The 16 personality types were created by Isabel Myers and Katharine Briggs, developers of the MBTI® assessment.

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Personality types

Understand others

In our free type descriptions you'll learn what really drives, inspires, and worries different personality types, helping you build more meaningful relationships.

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Free personality test, type descriptions, relationship and career advice | 16Personalities

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