Kayla Shaw
Call (360) 604 - 3800 and ask for my extension. Or, visit me in Room 315 on Thursdays!
Do you need a personalized plan for your future? Mrs. Shaw can help you with any of the following resources and develop your high school and beyond plan.
Ready to shape your future? We’re here to guide and support you toward achieving your educational and career goals, accompanying you every step of the way. Take a look at the resources provided by Clark County: NEXT Youth Employment, Job Corps, Youth Employment Services, and Clark County Worksource Job Page.
Middle School Students: Are you interested in fields like health care, construction, video game design, or business management?
College Bound can help you attend and pay for the school that is right for you!
Check out the links below for more details!
Click the link below to view EPS's Plan requirements
The High School and Beyond Plan is a graduation requirement for every student in Washington State. It's a process for students, parents, and teachers to guide students through high school and think about their future. Plans are personalized and designed to help students set, visualize, and work to achieve goals.
Click the link below to log into Xello via Classlink
Spark student curiosity about the future with School Links!
Students explore their interests, personality, and learning styles, skills, and career and educational options through the SchoolLinks college and career readiness application. SchooLinks is accessible to students through the secure single sign on app in ClassLink.
Click the link below to review course options at each high school
(Updated annually by January 31) Here you will find easy access information presented to students specific to the high school they will attend next year.
Use the site menu for school specific resources and the links below to explore district wide materials and our Future Freshman Core Forecasting presentations.
Click the link below for additional resources on successful futures
Ready Washington coalition participants use communications practices that honor, amplify, and learn from the lived expertise of students and families, particularly those who experience systemic injustice. The coalition commits to acting together to confront systems of racism that affect our students and ourselves. Through storytelling and relationship building with coalition members, students, families, and educators, Ready Washington illuminates the brilliance of students, contributing to a system that supports every student – in particular, students who identify with Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and racially diverse communities–to graduate high school with the skills and knowledge needed to successfully navigate postsecondary education and training and pursue rewarding careers.
"I think I can. I think I can. I think I can. I know I can." - The Little Engine that Could