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Students will store Academic and Career Planning (ACP) artifacts in Xello. The advantage of using this platform is that it allows students to access their ACP information wherever they have internet access, and they will update this information from year-to-year. Students are expected to share this information with their counselor, Tiger Time teacher, and parents/guardians. Parents/guardians are an important part of the ACP process. It is recommended they have ongoing discussions with their student about their personal, academic, and post-secondary goals and reach out to school counselors to secure additional guidance if needed.

Here are some suggestions for parents/guardians:

Become familiar with the information located under the Academic & Career Planning webpage on the Marshfield School District website. Click on “Families” on the District home page and look for "Academic & Career Planning (ACP)" on the left navigation bar.
Discuss what subjects your student would like to learn about and what experiences they would like to participate in to develop their ACP.
Ask your child to share their personal statement, goals, action plan, and academic and career planning activities found in the Xello platform.

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Community Partners & Engagement

Community Partners & Engagement

Community partners and community engagement play a pivotal role in fostering robust educational and workforce development ecosystems. Several community and District steering committees unite and collaborate to ensure that school curricula remain relevant and aligned with industry needs.

These committees include the

Career and Technology Education (CTE) Advisory Committee
Automotive Technology Committee
Metal Technology Committee

Partnerships with post-secondary institutions like Mid-State Technical College, University of Wisconsin-River Falls, and University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point enable the District to offer more than 30 dual credit courses that are aligned with needs in the workforce and future careers.

Additionally, collaborations with more than 60 employer partners for work-based learning opportunities bridge the gap between education and employment, ensuring students gain practical experience and valuable industry insights.

These efforts collectively enhance the educational landscape, preparing students for successful careers while meeting the evolving demands of the workforce.

Career Counseling Services

Career Counseling Services

The mission of the student services office is to provide a comprehensive program to assist all students academically, personally/socially, and in making career decisions. This is accomplished through collaborative efforts with school personnel, parents, and community members.

Students will learn and apply the skills necessary to help them reach their full potential and become:

effective students
responsible citizens
productive workers
lifelong learners

Additional information is found on the School District of Marshfield School counseling department webpage.

High School Home / Counseling Department (marshfieldschools.org)

Family Connections

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We encourage parents and caregivers to reach out to elementary school counselors, middle and high school counselors, and/or high school Career and Technical Education (CTE) Coordinator for more information and/or assistance if needed. These contacts can be found on each school’s website.

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