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Maximizing Golden State Pathways Funds with Career Choices and Changes; New Middle School Workshop; Learn More About Career Choices Medal Program; Upcoming Conference Presentation and Attendance No images? Click here October 22, 2024
Did You Know the Career Choices Series Aligns with Golden State Pathways Program Goals?
The Get Focused…Stay Focused!® (GFSF) program aligns with the Golden State Pathways Program by providing a student-centered approach that meets grant requirements. The A-G approved early career exploration course at the heart of GFSF enables students to earn dual credit starting in 9th grade and acquire up to 12 post-secondary credits before graduation. The program emphasizes work-based learning through internships, while integrating academic and social-emotional learning supports. Ultimately, it empowers students to create personalized 10-year career and education plans, setting them on the path to success. Register for Two-Hour Middle School Workshop
Missed the opportunity to register for the middle school workshop today? Don’t worry! There’s another one happening November 1 from 9:30 AM–11:30 AM PST. This overview workshop will introduce instructors and administrators to the tools and knowledge needed to successfully implement the Building a Bridge to Your Future curriculum and support middle school students in their transition into high school. Fee includes copies of the instructor’s guide and the student workbook. River Springs Charter School Receives Third Consecutive Career Choices Medal
River Springs Charter School recently received their third consecutive Career Choices Medal for promoting student success with the Career Choices series curriculum and My10yearPlan.com.
You can join River Springs as a Career Choices medal school when applications open later this year. We'll be at the following conferences and meetings: Attending CCCAOE? Join Dr. Karen Miles, Thomas Lamica, and Julia Sokolovska in their session Path to Promise - A sustainable future for California's diverse workforce begins in K12 with annual engagement. Allan Hancock College believes that the pathway to high-wage, high-demand careers via its CTE pathways begins with intentional relationship-building and engagement annually with students in middle and high school. Learn about their highly effective, laddered early college CTE program “Path to Promise,” their CTE course expansion through credit, non-credit and contract education, and foundational career course. When: October 24 at 9:30–10:20 AM Where: Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort & Spa; Salon F-H Other Conferences: CCCAOE CTE Conference ACTE Conference If you are planning on presenting your program at any of these conferences, contact Monica Carmo at monica.carmo@academicinnovations.com. We’d love to help. |