A career quiz, a scholarship and deadline tracker, and a staff progress view, built into Homebook as an optional add-on your school turns on for grades 9 to 12. Students sign in with the Homebook login they already have.
Available now for Homebook schools.
It all runs inside Homebook. Nothing for students to set up and no second account.
Fifteen questions, built on the RIASEC interest model. Each student gets an interest profile and sees how they line up with four paths: a 4-year college, a 2-year start, the trades, or the military. Careers to look at and Arkansas schools and programs come with it. Students retake it each year. The college and program lists are Arkansas today; College & Career opens in another state once Bright Pathway has that state's lists.
Scholarships and Arkansas college deadlines from Bright Pathway's list, which Bright Pathway updates regularly. Students save the ones they want and mark where each one stands, so nothing gets lost the week it is due.
One screen shows who has finished the quiz, who is tracking scholarships, and what is due next. Tap a student for a summary. Directors see the whole school; teachers see their own students.
No chasing students for updates, and no spreadsheet of deadlines. Turn it on for the grades you want, and the progress view fills in as students use it.
A student opens Homebook the way they always do and finds College & Career in their portal. They take the quiz, read their results, search scholarships by deadline, state or whether an essay is required, and save the ones worth a shot.
No import, no new accounts, no training day.
A director switches College & Career on for grades 9, 10, 11 and 12, together or one at a time.
Same Homebook login they use today. The quiz and the scholarship list are waiting in their portal.
The progress view shows who has finished and who is tracking. Follow up with the students who have not started.
$30 per senior and $15 per student in grades 9 to 11, per school year. A school turns College & Career on for the grades it chooses, and either buys seats or lets families buy it for their own student. Bright Pathway's own curriculum, which families buy directly from Bright Pathway, is separate.
A microschool or a small private school can do a lot right and still have nobody whose whole job is helping a sixteen-year-old figure out what comes after graduation. Seniors miss scholarship deadlines. Sophomores hear about trade programs from a cousin.
College & Career gives every student in grades 9 to 12 a place to start, and gives you a way to see who has started.
College & Career is Bright Pathway's quiz, scholarship list and deadline list, brought inside Homebook. Bright Pathway was built by Amber Bartolotta, a licensed school counselor who holds a Master's in Education in School Counseling and has spent two decades in higher education and school counseling. Bright Pathway is an approved Arkansas EFA class vendor.
See Bright Pathway for schools →Bright Pathway Future Ready Academy is its own company. Homebook is partnering with it, not replacing it.
Bright Pathway receives no student records.
Quiz answers, saved scholarships and progress are stored in Homebook, where the rest of your school's records already live. Scholarship links open the sponsor's own page, and nothing about your students is sent to scholarship sites.
The Homebook privacy policy has a College & Career section that spells out exactly what it collects and who can see it.
Read the current privacy policyYour director turns it on in Settings, College & Career: the school buys seats, or lets each family buy it for their own student. Access runs through August 15; buying mid-year is the full-year price. Questions? Tell us your school and where to reach you.
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