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Notice what you like
Pay attention to the classes, projects, and activities that make you lose track of time. That's useful information, even if it doesn't feel like it yet.

Let's start keeping track of what makes you, you.
What do you like? What are you good at? What makes time disappear? This year, Next Steps Idaho gives you a place to start keeping track, so next year's plan has something real to build on.
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Pay attention to the classes, projects, and activities that make you lose track of time. That's useful information, even if it doesn't feel like it yet.
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Parents, teachers, coaches — tell them what you're curious about. They've got more ideas (and connections) than you'd expect.

Providing funding and opportunities for Idaho students in grades 7-12 who want to get a jump start on their future.
TOOLS & RESOURCES
Explore resources for career exploration, education and training options, financial aid, and more.
Take a quick quiz to find careers that match your skills and interests.
Rate 30 activities to discover your personal learning style preferences.

See what real jobs pay and what training they require, before you commit to anything.
Take a quick quiz to find careers that match your skills and interests.
Rate 30 activities to discover your personal learning style preferences.

See what real jobs pay and what training they require, before you commit to anything.
Not even a little. This year is just about paying attention to what you like and what you’re good at.
The work you’ve done this year to identify what you’re interested in will carry forward into 8th grade, where you’ll start building your official high school plan with your counselor.
We are here to assist you with your questions.
Next Steps Idaho