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School Spotlight: Hoopeston Area High School; Moving Away from 'College for All'; Solutions for Post-Secondary and Adult Ed; Professional Development No images? Click here March 11, 2025
School Spotlight: Success Teacher Suzanne Lambert Discusses the Community Involvement Surrounding Her Career Choices Course Hoopeston Area High School Career Choices teacher, Suzanne Lambert, recently discussed community involvement and the importance of mock interviews for students as they enter the workforce.
Hoopeston is a shining example of student success, exceeding the state average in graduation rate. Hoopeston has earned five Career Choices gold medals. To become a Career Choices medal school and share what you do in the classroom, apply for a medal below. The Shift Away from 'College for All' is a Necessary Response to Today's Evolving Labor Market Academic Innovations CEO, Mindy Bingham, mentions that when students complete a comprehensive guidance course, such as Career Choices and Changes and My10yearPlan.com before choosing a career path, they make more informed decisions that align with their skills, goals, and personality. Many high-growth, well-paying careers do not require a four-year degree, and early career exploration ensures students pursue paths that offer long-term success—which can include apprenticeships, certifications, or specialized training Solutions for Post-Secondary and Adult Education ProgramsWith the Career Choices and Changes curriculum, creating motivated, engaged, and career-ready students has never been easier and more rewarding! Our web-based version of the program synthesizes the data and responses from the nearly 100 activities and exercises into a quantitative and personalized 10-year Career and Life Plan along with a unique Skills-Based Education Plan. Professional Development
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