College and career readiness

Download a student-friendly poster that explains what it takes to be college and career ready, based on the Four Keys model developed by Dr. David Conley.

Discovering interests, exploring careers, and learning about colleges are ways to help middle school students become college and career ready.

College and Career Activity

These career activities are perfect for high school students who are just beginning to persue career exploration. These ideas will help them narrow down choices

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Are you a teacher or school counselor looking for a fun activity to do with your intermediate or middle school students to foster career awareness and teach what it takes to set oneself up for success? "Playing the Career Lottery" is that activity! This activity allows to students to think critically about the link between satisfying careers and one's skills and interests. Student...

Make heading back to school for college and career readiness fun with these fun and engaging ice breaker activities. Spend the first couple days using a collection of ice breakers that will help your students get to know you and their classmates while becoming engaged about the class. I have included 8 ice breakers activities along with an answer key. These NO PREP activities are focused on college and career readiness topics and can be done as an icebreaker, game, a quick entry/exit ticket…