What Gets Counted Gets Counseled
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By Bruno V. Manno
Students and parents want to explore more than one path after high school. School accountability systems haven’t caught up.
More students and families are asking about post-high-school career pathways that don’t start with a four-year degree. But most schools still measure mainly who graduates and who goes on to college. School counselors see that gap up close.
A new national survey of 600 counselors by Britebound and the American School Counselor Association found that 90 perc
Students and parents want to explore more than one path after high school. School accountability systems haven’t caught up.
More students and families are asking about post-high-school career pathways that don’t start with a four-year degree. But most schools still measure mainly who graduates and who goes on to college. School counselors see that gap up close.
A new national survey of 600 counselors by Britebound and the American School Counselor Association found that 90 perc
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