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I know you care about helping students prepare for life after high school, but finding the time to design meaningful lessons can be challenging.
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Do you need engaging no-prep lessons and activities for a college and career readiness class?
These done-for-you resources for grades 9-12 will save you lots of planning time!
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Stop Guessing What to Teach for College & Career Readiness
A free planning guide that shows what to teach, when to teach it, and how it fits across grades 9–12.
Designed for busy secondary teachers, counselors, and curriculum coordinators who want clarity, not another thing to figure out.
This guide is for you if you:
A free planning guide that shows what to teach, when to teach it, and how it fits across grades 9–12.
Designed for busy secondary teachers, counselors, and curriculum coordinators who want clarity, not another thing to figure out.
This guide is for you if you:
- Teach secondary students and support post-high-school readiness in any capacity
- Want a clear 9–12 progression your entire program can align to
- Are tired of piecing things together year by year
- Care deeply about equity and making sure students don’t miss critical skills
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COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS PLANNING GUIDE
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Hi! I’m Jenn, a college and career readiness teacher with 30+ years of classroom experience. I help high school teachers and counselors support students as they plan what comes next. Welcome, I’m glad you’re here.
