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MAIALEARNING FOR CONNECTICUT
Guiding Connecticut Students
Toward College, Career, and Future Readiness
MaiaLearning supports Connecticut districts as they help students build meaningful college and career readiness plans aligned to Connecticut's comprehensive school counseling framework, career pathway exploration, workforce development priorities, and postsecondary goals.
With tools for planning, advising, exploration, and progress monitoring, MaiaLearning helps counselors and school teams keep students, families, educators, and advisors connected around each learner's next step after high school.
By partnering with MaiaLearning, Connecticut schools can strengthen the systems that support individualized student planning, career exploration, pathway conversations, work-based learning participation, and postsecondary readiness decisions across middle and high school.
CONNECTICUT FRAMEWORK
How MaiaLearning supports Connecticut's readiness requirements
Connecticut's college and career readiness initiatives help students connect academic planning to future college, career, military, and workforce opportunities through individualized planning and career exploration. MaiaLearning gives schools a central space to organize readiness planning, support exploration, document experiences, and help students connect academic progress to future goals.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Features of MaiaLearning include
Individualized college and career readiness planning support for academic, career, and postsecondary goals
Career assessments and career cluster exploration to help students connect interests to future pathways and workforce opportunities
Virtual events and fairs that expand access to college, career, military, workforce, apprenticeship, and pathway exploration
College planning and financial literacy resources that help students and families make informed postsecondary decisions
Academic planning and progress tracking to support readiness planning and pathway conversations
Resume, portfolio, and student profile tools that help learners document experiences, employability skills, credentials, and goals
College search, application planning, FAFSA readiness, and deadline management for students and counseling teams
Career pathway and work-based learning exploration that helps students connect classroom learning to future opportunities through internships, apprenticeships, pathway participation, and workforce-connected experiences
Together, these tools help Connecticut schools move beyond one-time planning events and create a repeatable advising process that supports every student's college and career readiness development, pathway participation, and preparation for life after high school.
REPORTING & READINESS
Reporting that supports local implementation
MaiaLearning can help Connecticut districts organize student planning activity, surface advising needs, and review progress toward college and career readiness goals. Schools can use these insights to support local implementation of readiness planning processes and strengthen pathway and postsecondary planning conversations.
When connected to available school data sources, MaiaLearning can help teams view planning activity alongside academic readiness indicators so counselors and leaders can identify where students need additional support.
School and district teams can review aggregate readiness trends to see where students are engaging, where plans need attention, and where advising resources may need to be focused.
Customizable reports can help district leaders monitor planning milestones, student engagement, readiness activities, and pathway exploration across schools.
FOR COUNSELORS
Equipping Connecticut Counselors for College and Career Readiness Planning
Counselors are central to helping students connect academic preparation, career exploration, pathway participation, workforce readiness, and postsecondary goals. MaiaLearning helps advising teams stay organized, see where students are in the planning process, and guide each learner through exploration, application, and next-step decisions.
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