Promising Practices
Making the Connection
C-TEC is helping students see the connection between the classroom and the high-tech global workplace. | Read More
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"This class helped show me what I really want to do with my life and showed me how to get there." –Traci Jackson
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Summer: check. Camp: check. Career Exploration: CHECK!
Southeastern Ohio middle school students enjoy a summer camp that gives them a greater connection to college- and career-readiness. | Read More
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"Career Palooza was really fun and I got so much out of it. I learned about cars, cooking and health care. I had so much fun in all the classes." – Garrett Vandermolen, Jackson Middle School, Grade 7 |
Make it all About your Students - Because it is all About Them!
Nearly all freshmen in Marion City Schools are familiar with the OhioMeansJobs cardinal mascot, Owen. Are you? | Read More
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"As we turn young minds towards career pathways, the earlier we can introduce tools like OhioMeansJobs K–12, the better," – Kirk Koennecke, building principal
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A Unified Approach to Career Planning
Montgomery County Educational Service Center has one important goal: every school in the county participates in career advising initiatives. | Read More
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“Our leaders realize the importance of changing the culture in the entire district, not just during senior year,” - Shannon Cox, Executive Director of Instructional Services |
Real World Learning
You don’t have to figure out your life at age 13, but Ridgeview Junior High School helps you start exploring life after high school by age 13! | Read More
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“We have a clear vision of what we want our students to become: clear communicators and collaborators, successful in the workplace and socially responsible while giving back to the community,” - Susan Caudill, principal at Ridgeview. |
Building Bridges to Careers
Washington County’s careers website connects students to the community and gives teachers tools they need | Read More
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“Building Bridges to Careers is providing the link between what is happening in the classroom to the wide range of skills needed in local business,” - Jeff Welch from Settlers Bank. |
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