College & Career Readiness shouldn’t be another thing you have to figure out on your own.
Secondary teachers and counselors — in Advisory, ELA, CTE, EL, SPED, and other classrooms — are expected to prepare students for life after high school without a clear plan or ready-to-use lessons.
It’s not just missing resources.
It’s figuring out what to teach and when so it actually connects — without scrambling every week.
Know what to teach and have materials ready.
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If your lessons sometimes feel disconnected, last-minute, or scattered…
you’re not doing it wrong.
Most schools don’t provide a clear progression or ready-to-use lessons.
Teachers end up scrambling, covering topics inconsistently, or rushing skills senior year.
Students disengage. Teachers feel behind.
It’s not a lack of effort — it’s missing structure and ready-to-use materials.
A program only works when the order is clear and the lessons are ready when you need them.
What you’ll get:
✔ What belongs in each grade
✔ What repeats across years
✔ A full-year view so planning takes minutes
No last-minute scrambling
No wondering if you skipped something important
Spending nights and weekends creating college and career readiness presentations and lesson plans? Save time with thoughtfully designed, ready-to-use lessons created to support meaningful instruction.
How can I help?
I know you care about helping students prepare for life after high school, but finding the time to design meaningful lessons can be challenging.
I create practical teaching resources to support educators and make that work easier.
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Free College & Career Readiness Planning Guide for High School Classrooms