School to Career
Mission Statement
To implement, refine, and sustain a cohesive, meaningful career development process for all students in grades K-12; one that is integrated within a rigorous academic program, makes clear the connection between learning and life, and prepares students for the challenge of their future, post-high school endeavors.
A school-business partnership is essential in establishing an effective school to career program. The School to Career office is responsible for coordinating K-12 programs that include:
- Field trips & guest speakers for all grade levels through Neighbors for Knowledge - Download and fill out the Neighbors for Knowledge form here
- Community Service
- Grade 3: Commerce Bank Career Awareness Program - Two-part program (a 45 minute in class workshop on "An Introduction to Money and Saving" and a field trip to a tour a local Commerce Bank)
- Grade 4: Career Day - Each class is visited by two speakers to discuss their careers and the skills needed for success in that career.
- Grade 5: Career Skills Exchange Day - Each team will be responsible for creating a mini-lesson on such topics as Phone Etiquette, the Checkbook Register, endorsing etc.
- The 5th grade students will “teach” the 4th grade students on a specified date.
- Grades 6-8: Career Education offered through Family and Consumer Science program. Activities include career awareness using NY Career Zone website, annual Career Day, guest speakers and career-related projects. Grade 8 includes a unit on Entrepreneurship.
- Career and Financial Management (business elective) – grades 9-12
Web Links
In conjunction with the current protocols already established within the World Wide Web, we are providing site addresses to other educational and business web sites. These links do not serve as endorsements of the sites themselves or of any companies or products associated with these sites. In addition, Harborfields Central School District does not verify the factual accuracy and does not necessarily share the opinions expressed by those within these other sites. We hope that you'll find that these links provide you with additional useful information.
Collegeboard.com
Brings together all the information and tools that students and parents need
to plan for the transition from high school to college. |
FinAid
Established in the fall of 1994 as a public service. This award-winning site
has grown into the most comprehensive annotated collection of information
about student financial aid on the web. |
The New York Times Learning Network
Free service for students in grades 3-12, their teachers and parents. |