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LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL 2009-2010
NEW! LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL 2009-2010 EDITION
We have sold out of all our print copies for the year, but we do have a deal for you...
Life After High School guides are now on sale in a CD format. With the purchase of a CD, you receive a license that allows for unlimited printing at your school site until
June 31, 2010.
PREVIEW: 2009-2010 Life After High School Sample Pages (PDF file, 5.3MB)
Note: This sample has been provided as a preview for Life after High School clients. Any other use besides preview for consideration of purchase is prohibited. 
New features for this year's guide: sections on financial literacy, Road Trip Nation, and teens in the workplace safety training. You also have the opportunity to purchase an online edition of the guide which you can customize with additional pages and/or video streams generated by students/staff at your site.
LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL ORDER FORMS AND SAMPLE PAGES
Introduction
YOU are about to begin a very exciting and challenging phase of your life. Having a plan to graduate is the start of a plan to succeed. You also know that your family is an important part of helping you plan both for your time in high school and for those years after high school.
Today you are embarking on a journey that will provide the stepping stones to a great life. Your first step is getting ready to go, passport in hand-high school diploma, on your journey.
This booklet, YOUR GUIDE has been designed to assist you and your family in planning for high school graduation and success in life. Your Guide will help you chart the itinerary for your trip; it is divided into two major sections:
SECTION I: Getting Prepared for Life-Ready To Go: Passport in Hand... Your High School Diploma
SECTION II: Going On the Journey of Life-Life After High School: A Guide to Post Secondary Options
GETTING PREPARED FOR LIFE, Section I, means you need to get your high school diploma, your real passport to the future. Section I is divided into three main parts or aspects of your life, just like the American School Counselor Association Standards for school counseling programs: Academic, Career, and Personal/Social. In this section you will fi nd pointers on academic requirements for high school graduation, career planning including job skills and financial goals, and how to obtain those personal and social skills necessary to make your plans a reality. Your journey starts today and continues throughout your life as you learn and prepare for each step.
GOING ON THE JOURNEY OF LIFE, Section II, starts with life after high school and explores all the post secondary options that you have before you. You will need to investigate all the possibilities by using this Guide as a starter and following up with a more extensive search of the Internet and other resources. Whether you choose college, the military, work, career/technical school, or a year of travel or service, you will need to chart your path and make choices in order to succeed in your future. This section also includes access programs for special needs students. Financial planning is always a very important area to explore. Your family will need to help you make wise decisions. |
