• These guidelines are established by each School District. You can check with your Directors of Career and Technical Education or Instruction & Curriculum for your district’s specific guidelines.

• Guidelines can be met by:• Hosting a “Career Day”• Classroom activities• Inviting professionals to talk with your classes• Having your high school CTE instructors & students make presentations

Who should be “On Board” and involved in this process:

• Campus Counselor(s)• Career Specialist(s)• CTE Instructors• CTE Director• Campus Principal(s)

• Career Days• CTE Instructors from certain pathways, along with top students,

present at elementary and intermediate campuses.• Different pathways are highlighted each year.

• Parental presentations from different career paths

• Career Campus Activity Booklet (Grades 2-4)• CTE Pathways

• Separate pathway(s) highlighted monthly

http://www.wrksolutions.com/for-individuals/career-exploration/when-i-grow-up/elementary-school-grades-p-5

http://stemcareer.com/2010/10/elementary-career-awareness-activities/

http://www.lmci.state.tx.us/shared/PDFs/CareerActivitiesBook.pdf

http://afterschoolzone.org/users/0002/docs/College%20&%20Career/ES%20College-Career2.pdf

http://issuu.com/pearlandcte/docs/magazine/1

http://issuu.com/pearlandcte/docs/region_4_presentation/1