SchooLinks
College and Career Exploration for Grades 7-12
South Western City Schools is excited to announce a brand new career planning tool for students and families in Grades 7-12 called School Links!
Thinking about becoming an adult and planning for your future can be overwhelming! We are very excited to introduce your school’s college and career readiness platform, SchooLinks, to help you reduce that anxiety and fear about your future! All of SchooLinks’ features are designed to step-by-step help you plan for your future plans (don’t forget to make back up plans too). SchooLinks has taken years of student feedback to make sure your experience using it is friendly, fun and most importantly helpful! SchooLinks can be accessed on your phone, tablet, or computer.
SchooLinks allows students and families to partner together to:
Take swipeable surveys and quizzes to learn more about your interests and what careers might be right for you
Research careers and watch mentor videos to help you navigate the college and career planning process
Explore colleges to learn information about campus life, conduct virtual college visits, and more
Learn about financial literacy, financial aid, and how decisions you make can financially impact you after you graduate
Create course plans based on your career pathway
Students in 12th grade also are able to track college applications, including Common App applications
Request letters of recommendation
SchooLinks can be an amazing tool to help you decide and prepare for your path after high school even if you’re not 100% sure yet! We offer more than 80 experiences, such as career interest inventory assessments, college and career search, scholarship matching, college application tracking, and more.
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Guardian/Parents
In Case You Missed It: SchooLinks Family Q&A
Parents and guardians of SWCS students in grades 7-12 can now watch the recorded SchooLinks Family Q&A held on September 2.
The presentation provides an introductory overview of the district’s new college, career and military planning platform, including information about family accounts, navigating SchooLinks and using its tools to support students as they plan for life after graduation.