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There needs to be more school counselors in K-12 schools. ASCA recommends a 250-1 ratio

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This needs to be a focus for all schools. Reaching out to kids. Not waiting for them to come to uss

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Mentors, teachers as advisors programs, get everyone in the building involved

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Online network for students to connect with if they have questions about certain careers

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Yearly review could be one of the most important pieces for easing the transition between high school and college, but it needs support from the state. Same way parent advocacy caused IEPs to be mandated for yearly review

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LEAs saw success sending planning docs home as homework

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Met with parents, teachers, and students to discuss courses that are taken and long-term education and career planning. Including parents has made a positive impact.

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LEA offered "college" courses for parents in topics like FAFSA, applications, etc. Parents registered, attended classes, did homework, got "degrees"

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Parents have access to College and Career Platform

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Parents have access to College and Career Platform

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In Chesterfield County, Virginia, they use the "major clarity" platform that all students have access to (their chromebook dashboard). They are training their students and teachers that lasts from K-12 - helps them identify student interests through assessments and then they are ties to education and career plans as early as 6th and 7th grade. They also incorporate workbased learning opportunites. The parents can access it as well.

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State legislature mandated new college/career counseling roles to reduce caseloads. Good idea... but they ended up managing other paperwork and get pulled into other work

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I believe that our contracting with parent training organizations such as PIQE has assisted and encouraged our parents to become more active in ensuring the graduation of our students (4-year cohort: 98% -ALL; and 96% ELLs), however, I need to see just how much emphasis has been placed on College bound courses since we are at 55%-ALL and 15% for ELLs in meeting requirements.

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As we develop a process for our students career and education plans we will include frequent reviews with an adult, including community members