High School & Beyond Plan
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High School & Beyond Plan Transition from XELLO to SchooLinks
With the passage of Senate Bill (SB) 5243 in 2023, OSPI began preparing to transition all public schools serving students in grades 7-12 to a universal, statewide platform for HSBP. In May 2024, SchooLinks was introduced as the new universal platform for Washington State.
University Place School District transitioned to SchooLinks for 7th grade only in the school year 25-26
Curtis Junior and Senior High School (grades 8-12) will be implemented in the school year 26-27
Volunteer hours logged in Xello up to June 30, 2026 will transfer over to SchooLinks
Students will be instructed during class on how to log volunteer hours in September 2026
Students Will Use SchooLinks To:
Discover strengths and interests using personalized surveys that shape individual learning and career pathways.
Investigate post-secondary pathways, including community colleges and universities
Search scholarship opportunities and understand financial aid options available to students.
Examine diverse career fields: traditional, emerging, and military to gain comprehensive career insights.
Build a digital portfolio or resume that highlights skills, achievements, and experiences.
Connect with school counselors for personalized support and guidance on High School & Beyond Plans.
Complete career interest, strength, and mindset assessments to inform future planning.
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Stayed tuned students & families for login and access info
HIGH SCHOOL & BEYOND OVERVIEW
All students attending UPSD, in grades 7 through 12, are required to participate in the High School & Beyond Program (HSBP), including students attending the Running Start program. The HSBP is designed to help students develop their high school path as well as college and career readiness goals while meeting Washington State graduation requirements.
The High School & Beyond Program is beneficial to students because it helps them to plan for their future, develop their leadership skills, support their community, and create opportunities to be more competitive in the college selection process, as well as, the job market.
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