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MEMBERS |
| Carolyn Albritton, United
Teachers Los Angeles |
| Richard Bruni, United Educators of San
Francisco |
| Wade Fulbright, United
Teachers Los Angeles |
Robert Gamino, United Educators of San
Francisco |
| Jeanne Milnes, North
Monterey County Federation of Teachers |
| Joan Horikoshi, Berkeley Federation of
Teachers |
Teresa
Scrodin, Santa Cruz Council of Classified Employees |
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The CFT School to Career Committee works to ensure that all students
are afforded the opportunity to participate in a cohesive
and well-articulated system of career, technical, and academic
preparation.
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- A
Call to Parents - This website
has a wealth of ideas for parents to help reduce the high costs
and high risks of education after high school.
- Career
Parent Magazine - This is a free service from Bridges.com,
a weekly magazine for parents of pre-teens, teens and 18+. It's
available by e-mail or on the web. Provides information to parents
who want to help their child's career development.
- The George Lucas Educational
Foundation - This foundation creates media that promotes a
new vision of learning where students are challenged and engaged,
have access to interactive technologies and are supported by inspired
teachers and involved parents and communities.
- Jobs for the Future
- JFF is dedicated to creating successful transitions for youth
and how to building effective partnerships. This web site has
connected learning communities, whole school change and workforce
innovation.
- Vision
2020/Orange County Department of Education - This is a collaboration
of business, educators and community organizations dedicated to
enhancing the learning process so young people will have the opportunity
to explore careers as part of their ongoing education.
| Experiences Outside the
Classroom |
- Pathfinder
- Use the Internet to link Orange County's students with its dynamic
business environment.
- Work Based
Learning - How to create work-based learning opportunities
for all students. Integrating work-based learning with school
based learning. You'll find resources, information and models.
- National Employer
Leadership Council - One of the more popular resources on
this site is The Employer Participation Model, developed to help
employers build STC systems, work with students and teachers and
strengthen their company.
- SCANS 2000
Center - SCANS-related projects, programs, publications and
papers related to preparing students to compete in the global
economy of the 21st century.
- State
Center Consortium - Organized by eight career pathways for
college and career options. STC clearinghouse contains all resources
supporting school-to-career. Technical assistance and best practices
are available.
- Comprehensive
National School-to-Work Web Site - Career Exploration
- Orange County
Careers - Community college career programs listed by career
pathways. The Career Game is a simple assessment to clarify career
interests of students.
- Monterey
Bay Regional Partnership - Click on "School-to-Career
Machine" from the home page for great information on self-discovery
and career exploration. Can be used by students, job seekers or
anyone interested in learning more about themselves, what career
might suit them best and how to prepare for that career.
- Bridges Career
Exploration Online - This is a great resource for both students
and teachers. Includes online school-wide career development system,
career, labor market and life skill information.
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