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College and Career Counseling

We believe every student deserves support in discovering what comes next  whether that's college, career training, military service, or entering the workforce. Our counselors are key partners in this journey, helping students build the knowledge, skills, and confidence to make informed choices. 

Support begins in elementary school and continues through graduation, growing alongside students with age-appropriate lessons and experiences.

SCHOOLWIDE

Lessons and activities that build college and career awareness

SMALL GROUPS

Workshops focused on specific interests or post-secondary goals

1-ON-1 SUPPORT

Personalized guidance tailored to each student's plans and needs

Students explore career pathways, dual credit, Expanded Options, apprenticeships, CTE, and college and military programs — with real-world connections through local partners.

Future Center / College & Career Center — works alongside counselors to offer extra resources and personalized help for students navigating college admissions, career exploration, and work credit. Visit your school's Future Center or explore the resources below.

Middle School Counseling

All students have access to the school counseling core programming outlined below.

School counselors also provide targeted support programs and responsive services to aid students in their academic, college and career planning, as well as their emotional development.

High School Counseling

All high school students complete the Higher Education Career Pathway Skills Course which emphasizes college and career exploration and is developed in conjunction with the high school counseling programs.

All students have access to the school counseling core programming outlined below. School counselors also provide targeted support programs and responsive services to aid students in their academic, college and career planning, as well as their emotional development.

Future Readiness Series

Student in weight room

Life and Career Readiness Fair

Discover your path after high school whether it's college, a career, the trades, or a gap year. 

  • For grades 6-12, families
  • April 30, 2026
  • Caldera High School
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College Information Night

  • For grades 10-11, families
  • March 2027
  • Summit High School

Details and 2026 event resources ➔

Student Sitting

College Application Kickoff

  • For seniors, families
  • September 2027
  • Details to come

Details and 2026 event resources ➔

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Financial Aid Information Night

  • For seniors, families
  • October 2027
  • Details to come

Details and 2026 event resources ➔

Tools & resources

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College Application Guide  
College Readiness Testing — PSAT, PreACT, ACT, SAT, AP, IB   
Oregon Goes to College — explore, prepare, and pay for college in Oregon   
Central Oregon Community College (COCC) Expanded Options & Dual Credit (CollegeNow)   

 

Programs at Bend-La Pine Schools