Overview

  • Now Accepting Applications for the 2021-22 School Year

    Current 10th and 11th grade students interested in any of the three career pathways: Healthcare and Medicine, Transportation Technologies, and Business and Entrepreneurship can apply for the program for 2021-22.

    To apply:

    Step 1: Registration for any of the four courses (list the four courses here) is done through your regular SSP class registration process.
    Step 2: Submit an online application (for only the following three career pathways: Healthcare and Medicine, Transportation Technologies, and Business and Entrepreneurship)
    Note: The Urban Education pathway only requires registration as listed in step 1. It does not require the online application listed in step 2.
    Questions or need help registering, reach out to College and Career Advisor, Janessa Brackett jbrackett@sspps.org .

    When submitting your online application:

    • Plan for the process to take 15-20 minutes
    • Have your materials ready (Here is a sample application for planning purposes)
    • You will need recommendations/references. Be sure to contact them ahead of time and have their email address ready.
    • Review the program guide to commit to rules and regulations.
    • If you have questions, contact program coordinator Ben Kusch bkusch@tridistrictce.org

    Career Readinessstudent working in lab

    In the fall of 2016, South St. Paul Public Schools partnered with the ISD 197 (West St. Paul, Mendota Heights, Eagan) and the Inver Grove Heights school districts, to share resources and expand career and college readiness (CCR) pathways for all students. This TriDistrict collaborative effort creates opportunities for students to explore different careers and learn about the many ways to earn college credits, degrees, or job-ready certifications while in high school.

    Visit www.careercollegeready.org to learn more about the TriDistrict CCR Initiative.

     

    College Readiness

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    In addition to career readiness, South St. Paul Public Schools remains focused on its current college readiness options for students which is still among the strongest pathways in the state.