Around 80% of college students end up changing their college major (withfrank.org). While some people say college is the time to find yourself and your passions, high school is the time to expose young adults to all of the options available to them. As youth serving professionals we get the chance to make positive impacts… Continue reading 4 Ways to Support Students on Their Career Exploration
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Should High School Students take on an Internship?
Internships are a great option for students to get real exposure to a career they show interest in. In the past, people thought of internships as only for college students; however, this option has slowly started to become more popular among high school students. According to USnews.com, internships can be beneficial for high school students… Continue reading Should High School Students take on an Internship?
Helping Youth Move Forward
As we move farther away from the start of the pandemic, we can begin to see all of the unexpected effects. One of the greatest changes has been the perceived decline in soft skills like self confidence, conflict resolution and academic persistence (often referred to as motivation). The social and academic isolation caused by the… Continue reading Helping Youth Move Forward
Welcome Dr. Thomie Timmons!
I am thrilled to announce EnvisionEdPlus is growing! Today we welcome Dr. Thomie Timmons to the EnvisionEdPlus team as our Chief Learning Officer to lead our ‘real time’ professional learning (all live virtual and in-person professional learning). Bringing Thomie Timmons into the fold is not just a great opportunity for EnvisionEdPlus, it brings Thomie and… Continue reading Welcome Dr. Thomie Timmons!
Special Grant Update
Several important Ohio grants opened recently, and we wanted to put them on your radar. ODE Amplifying Graduation Pathways Grant Deadline: Feb. 4link to RFP Nonprofit organizations, career-technical planning districts, registered apprenticeship training providers and institutes of higher education are eligible to apply for grants of up to $100,000 to serve targeted school districts (and… Continue reading Special Grant Update