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This is where you shape your story by exploring who you are, planning where you’re headed, and building the future you want.
This is where you shape your story by exploring who you are, planning where you’re headed, and building the future you want.
Meet C-CAP (pronounced “see-cap”)
Meet C-CAP (pronounced “see-cap”)
College, Career & Academic Planning is a lot to say, so we call it C-CAP for short.
It’s your all-in-one guide to exploring your interests, setting goals, and planning your path after high school.
What it Means to be an 'Aiea High School Graduate
What it Means to be an 'Aiea High School Graduate
Graduation is more than walking across a stage; it’s about who you become along the way.
Our Profile of a Graduate outlines the 5 key strengths every Nā Aliʻi should build before they leave high school:
College, Career & Life Ready
I can set meaningful goals and take ownership of my path after high school, making informed decisions about college, career, and life.
Effective Communicator & Collaborator
I can express my ideas clearly and respectfully, and work with others to solve problems and achieve shared goals in any environment.
Technology Proficient
I can confidently use technology to research, create, analyze, and communicate, applying digital tools to real-world challenges and opportunities.
Financially Proficient
I can manage money responsibly, make informed financial choices, and plan for a future that supports my goals and independence.
Confident & Compassionate Citizens
I know who I am, care about others, and do my part to contribute to my community.
How C-CAP Works for You
How C-CAP Works for You
You’ll work on C-CAP mainly during Advisory on B Days. By completing C-CAP lessons and activities each year, you build your Personal Transition Plan (PTP) a requirement by the Hawaiʻi Department of Education to graduate.
You’ll also create and update your Nā Aliʻi Digital Portfolio, which collects your best work, reflections, plans, and important documents that show your growth and readiness.
Each year, by actively participating in C-Cap lessons during Advisory, you can earn up to 0.5 credit with a Satisfactory (S) or Unsatisfactory (U) grade helping you progress toward graduation.
This site has everything you need: lessons, links, templates, and resources to guide you through each step.
Where You Are & Where You're Going
Where You Are & Where You're Going
Your C-CAP journey is designed to grow with you each year. Below are the themes that guide your learning and planning as you build skills, explore your future, and prepare to step confidently into life after high school.
9th Grade: Discover
Explore who you are, your interests, values, and unique skills as the foundation of your personal story.
10th Grade: Explore
Dive deeper into career pathways and build the skills that will help you succeed.
11th Grade: Plan
Make concrete plans for your future and develop the skills to follow through.
12th Grade: Launch
Take action on your plans, showcase your achievements, and prepare to launch your next chapter.
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