West Bend School District Academic & Career Planning (ACP) Guide
College and Career Preparation:
Having two schools in one building and more than 1,900 students provides economies of scale. For students, that means opportunities. There are more class choices, clubs, co-curriculars, and athletics than at most other area high schools. Many classes offer college credits, or career ideas and skills, or knowledge to examine interests and pursue goals. Review our extensive information about the opportunities available to the students of East and West High Schools.
Youth Apprenticeships:
If you are interested in getting hands-on experience in a career pathway while attending high school, consider participating in our Youth Apprenticeship program.
Comparable Courses:
The courses listed here cannot be paid for by the schools. Comparable Courses for ECCP and SCN
The courses listed on the first tab (Early College Credit Program) are courses offered through four-year universities and colleges. The second tab (Start College Now) are courses offered through two-year technical colleges. These are not exhaustive lists - more may be added as course requests are reviewed.
The courses listed on the first tab (Early College Credit Program) are courses offered through four-year universities and colleges. The second tab (Start College Now) are courses offered through two-year technical colleges. These are not exhaustive lists - more may be added as course requests are reviewed.
Xello
Xello allows student to explore careers, track important resume and college application building information from middle school and beyond. Students can use Xello to build career pathways including high school classes and experiences.
