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What you learn outside of the classroom is important too.Employers and colleges prefer people who have a wide range of skills. Job, volunteer, and training experiences help you develop those skills and show that you’re responsible, mature and trustworthy. And in most cases, more experience means better earning potential and opportunities. Just remember not to overdo it. School is your first priority.Here are a few ways you can get leadership experience in high school.USA Freedom Corps, AmeriCorps, and Job Corps Read more

It’s all in the approach. You can follow the steps laid out for you, but its important to approach the college planning process with some basic tactics for success. These tips will help keep you focused, organized and inspired. Keep your options open. Read more

There’s a lot to think about when planning for college. But staying focused on graduating from high school is key. Read more

Don't just set goals. Set SMART goals. This guide tells you how. 

Want to know more about the Scholar's Project?  This chart offers detailed information about what you'll be doing from seventh grade through graduation. 

Check out this series of PSAs starring Washington high school students and professionals discussing the importance of math and science. PSAs courtesy of College & Work Ready Agenda.  Read more

 

Feeling overwhelmed when trying to decide what classes to take in high school? Use this worksheet to create a four-year plan that will help you graduate and get into college. 

Good study habits will help you achieve your goals. This handout offers the key studying tips and advice. 

Understand what it takes in order to graduate from high school. This guide tells you exactly what you need to know about graduating in Washington state.