Graduation Pathway Planner for California High Schools & Continuation Programs (EN/ES)
Graduation Pathway Planner for California High Schools & Continuation Programs (EN/ES)
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What you get: 25 printable pages for high school counselors and continuation programs (grades 9–12), with the student graduation plan and family meeting guide in English and Spanish. Instant download after checkout; nothing is shipped.
One printable system for counselors and continuation staff to take a student from “How far behind am I?” to a signed graduation plan. California has more than 400 continuation high schools, and a school with a low graduation rate can be identified for Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI). This planner helps you keep each student on a realistic path, with the records the Education Code asks for.
Which schools this fits
- Continuation and alternative high schools, and any high school identified for CSI because of a low graduation rate
- Counselors who work with foster, homeless, migratory, military-family, former juvenile court school or newcomer students who transfer after their second year of high school
- Schools whose LCAP or SPSA goals include graduation rate, credit recovery or the College/Career Indicator
Try before you buy: download the free California School Sampler, or email shopcreatorsupplyco@gmail.com to ask about a free 6-week School Membership pilot for one school.
What's inside (25 pages)
- State minimum graduation requirements (EC 51225.3) on one page, checked October 2026, next to a worksheet for your district's own requirements
- EC 51225.1 (AB 167/216): a plain-language explainer, an eligibility screener for foster, homeless, former juvenile court school, military family, migratory and newcomer students, a 30-day notice and consultation record, and an exemption log
- Credit tools: a credit audit worksheet, a transcript log, a credit recovery plan, a pace check and a weekly progress tracker
- A student graduation plan in English and Spanish on facing pages
- An A-G course planning grid with UC and CSU links, and A-G options for continuation students
- The College/Career Indicator explained in plain words, with a student check sheet
- A family meeting guide in English and Spanish, a counselor caseload tracker, a meeting log and verified free resources
Good to know
- A planning and paperwork toolkit, not legal advice. Your district's board policy and forms come first.
- No app, no login and no student data. Everything stays at your school.
- Not affiliated with or endorsed by the California Department of Education or the University of California.
- Schools can pay by purchase order with a W-9. Email shopcreatorsupplyco@gmail.com for a quote.
School-site license: every staff member at one school site, for one school year. District license: up to 10 school sites in one district, for one school year.
Funding fit: Schools often use Title I/SPSA or LCFF funds for resources like this; your district decides.
Buying for the whole school? The School Membership includes this and every Schools & Programs resource, $599 per school site for 12 months.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Graduation Pathway Planner and who is it for?
It is a printable system for California high school counselors and continuation staff that takes a student from a credit audit to a signed graduation plan, with the records the Education Code asks for.
What is inside?
25 printable pages: a one-page summary of the state minimum graduation requirements (EC 51225.3) with a worksheet for your district's requirements, an EC 51225.1 (AB 167/216) explainer, eligibility screener, 30-day notice record and exemption log, a credit audit, transcript log, credit recovery plan, pace check and weekly tracker, an A-G planning grid, a College/Career Indicator guide, a family meeting guide and a counselor caseload tracker.
Is it in Spanish?
Yes. The student graduation plan and the family meeting guide are in English and Spanish on facing pages.
How much does it cost?
The School site license is $99 for every staff member at one school site for one school year, and the District license is $349 for up to 10 school sites in one district for one school year. Schools can pay by purchase order with a W-9.
Is it legal advice, and does it collect student data?
No. It is a planning and paperwork toolkit, not legal advice, and your district's board policy and forms come first. It is not affiliated with the California Department of Education or the University of California. There is no app, no login and no student data.
Is there a whole-school option?
Yes. The School Membership includes this and every Schools & Programs resource, $599 per school site for 12 months.
Pairs well with
- Every Day Counts: Attendance Re-engagement Toolkit for School Teams (California, EN/ES): for students who are missing school, it gives the same team a weekly attendance data routine, a caseload tracker and a SART-style conference guide in English and Spanish.
