One company.Two distinct workshops.

Two different workshop experiences. Two different audiences. Two different outcomes.

InteractiveIn-personGrades 9–12Led by Sharla Roche, CPA, CCFS

Own Your Plan

A Student Career & Postsecondary Planning Workshop

Are your students completing a plan, or owning one?

From “I guess I’ll…” to “Here’s my plan.”

Students are often asked to make decisions about careers, education, training, and life after high school before they fully understand their options, or the questions they should be asking.

Own Your Plan is an interactive, student-centered workshop that helps students move beyond simply completing planning activities to actually understanding and taking ownership of what comes next.

Students will

  • Identify interests, strengths, values, and work preferences
  • Compare possible career and postsecondary directions
  • Investigate what their destination actually requires
  • Connect high school choices to future opportunities
  • Recognize barriers, tradeoffs, and questions they still need to answer
  • Learn to evaluate education, training, college credit, cost, and value more strategically
  • Identify a specific next action they can take

Students leave ready to

Explain their plan. Question it. Revise it. Act on it.

Counselors receive

  • Student planning workbook
  • ICAP-supportive documentation
  • Student-identified follow-up requests
  • Anonymous pre/post learning and confidence measurement
  • Post-workshop impact reporting

Best for: school-day student planning, ownership, and ICAP-supportive documentation. Designed to strengthen student ownership while supporting Oklahoma ICAP requirements.

Pricing: School-funded workshop. Contact for school partnership pricing.

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College Planning On Purpose

A College Planning Workshop for Students and Their Families

44→9

44 college credits. Only 9 counted toward the degree. All 44 transferred. Most simply didn’t satisfy what the degree required.

Families don’t always know which questions to ask until they know to ask them.

College planning isn’t a checklist that starts senior year. It’s a series of connected decisions that shape a student’s options, opportunities, and costs.

Direction

Where are you trying to go, and what does that destination require?

Positioning

What are you building now that creates opportunities later?

Stewardship

How are you using money, time, credits, and opportunities wisely?

What if families started asking better questions?

“Is this a good college?”For what?
“Where should I go to college?”Where are you trying to go?
“I got a $20,000 scholarship!”What will the college actually cost?
Take away the GPA and test score.What can the student actually do?

Students do the thinking. Parents are part of the conversation. Students and families see how college decisions connect, discover questions they may not have known to ask, and leave with greater clarity and a clear next step.

Best for: family nights, evening events, or school-hosted college planning sessions. About 90 minutes.

Pricing: $40 per student, 30-student minimum. Parents attend with their student at no additional cost.

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How they work together

Own Your Plan serves the school-day planning need. College Planning On Purpose serves the family decision-making need.

Schools can book one or both depending on their goals.