Connect career goals to the student success plan.
Career Readiness in High School
Career readiness helps students connect school to what comes next. It includes exposure, planning, employability skills, work-based experiences and the ability to make informed next-step decisions.

High-school support breaks down when the student story is fragmented.
Career planning can become disconnected from graduation, academic goals and daily student support. Students may complete activities without seeing how they fit into a larger direction.
Turn information into a shared success workflow.
Track milestones and next actions.
Tie career direction to graduation and pathway decisions.
Keep work-based experiences visible alongside school progress.
Help students build a practical plan rather than a one-time career inventory.
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