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A single slide for classroom visits, introducing all three courses and the skills each one builds.

Ready-to-use language for one-on-one advising, classroom presentations, and family nights, plus responses to the objections that come up most.

Ready-to-use language for one-on-one advising, classroom presentations, and family nights, plus responses to the objections that come up most.

Ready-to-use language for one-on-one advising, classroom presentations, and family nights, plus responses to the objections that come up most.

College Board’s official student flyer, ready to hand out or post as-is. Opens with real questions, like why some businesses succeed while others fail, and shows exactly what students would gain.

College Board’s official student flyer, ready to hand out or post as-is. Opens with real questions, like what happens during a cyberattack, and shows exactly what students would gain.

College Board’s official student flyer, ready to hand out or post as-is. Opens with real questions, like why Wi-Fi drops and how the internet works, and shows exactly what students would gain.

Four ready-to-post captions for building awareness, just attach the matching official flyer and post.

A 30-second script for the PA system, or morning news, plus a shorter version for daily reminders during course selection season.

A ready-to-send email introducing all three courses, built for next year’s course selection conversations.

A quick checklist of the signals that point to a strong-fit student for each course, plus where to start looking.

A step-by-step plan for identifying your first ten students, reaching out, talking through the fit, and following up, all within one week.

A quick self-check covering business, money, and entrepreneurship, students see how many signals point toward a fit. No right answer required.

A quick self-check covering security, risk, and problem-solving, students see how many signals point toward a fit. No right answer required.

A quick self-check covering devices, connectivity, and how systems work, students see how many signals point toward a fit. No right answer required.

A student-facing one-pager making the case for the course: build a business idea, step into the role of a financial advisor, and get a head start on the most popular college major in the country.

A student-facing one-pager making the case for the course: no coding required, real-world attack scenarios, and an entry point into an in-demand field.

A student-facing one-pager making the case for the course: no coding required, applied work with networks, and an early seat in a in-demand technology field.