Naviance
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Georgetown ISD is committed to helping students become successful, critical-thinkers, competent, and caring individuals through real-world experience, guidance, and leadership. It's never too soon to start thinking about your college and career path. Below you will find resources to help you begin what may be the most exciting and important journey of your life!
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Naviance Student
Georgetown ISD is pleased to introduce Naviance Student, a web-based service designed especially for students and parents. Naviance Student is a college and success planning tool designed to help students plan their college search, investigate careers, communicate with their school counselors, and stay on top of tasks and assignments related to their learning plan and college application process.
Getting Started on Naviance
- Students and Parents can sign on to Naviance Student via Classlink.
- Students and Parents will always use their student’s GISD username and password to access Naviance Student through the Classlink dashboard.
- Students will always use their GISD email address when communicating with Naviance because this is their primary communication tool with colleges and universities.
Naviance Resources
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GISD Naviance Student Overview (English)
GISD Naviance Overview English updated Sept 2018.pdf 193.55 KB (Last Modified on September 10, 2018) -
GISD Transcript Request Instructions (English)
GISD Transcript Instructions using Naviance Student updated Sept 2018.pdf 317.5 KB (Last Modified on September 10, 2018) -
GISD Transcript Request Instructions (Spanish)
GISD Transcript Instructions using Naviance Student updated Sept 2018.docx Spanish.pdf 387.88 KB (Last Modified on September 10, 2018) -
A High School Student Guide to Naviance (English)
A HS student guide to Naviance updated Sept 2018.pdf 493.49 KB (Last Modified on September 10, 2018)
Naviance Family Connection Video
Introduction to Naviance Family Connection
Endorsements
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Students entering high school 2014-15 or thereafter must earn a minimum of 26 credits. The Foundation Plus Endorsement High School Program (FEHSP) offers students the opportunity to earn an endorsement. The endorsement offers a student the ability to earn a total of 26 total credits (a combination of core requirements, local requirements and endorsement electives) in a targeted area of study for high school graduation.
Which endorsement is best for your future career? The Texas Workforce Commission can help you choose.
Here, you can learn about the five major endorsement areas of the Foundation Graduation Program—and which jobs they lead to.
For each endorsement, you'll learn:- The types of jobs you can get—including some you've never heard of .
- What to study after high school and/or in college How much money you can expect to make.
- Which courses to take now—in high school—to complete each endorsement.
Click the images below to download the endorsement brochure.