Founding enrollment opens January 2027Classes begin August 2027Serving grades 6–8

Career-Connected Learning

Three Pathways. Meaningful Early Exposure.

Beginning in middle school, Everstead students connect academic learning with real-world interests through a multi-year career pathway. Students remain in their selected pathway so they can build knowledge, practical skills, and confidence over time.

Choose a Path

Three Founding Career Pathways

Students remain in their selected pathway across multiple years, building knowledge, practical skills, and confidence over time.

Healthcare

Students explore healthcare careers, medical terminology, wellness, patient care concepts, ethics, and the academic foundations needed for future healthcare education.

Entrepreneurship

Students develop foundational knowledge in business, leadership, financial literacy, marketing, problem-solving, and the process of turning an idea into a viable venture.

STEM

Students strengthen their skills in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, design thinking, experimentation, and collaborative problem-solving.

Each pathway is designed to build toward an age-appropriate certification, credential, or portfolio-based capstone during eighth grade. Final offerings will depend on student eligibility and issuing-organization requirements.

Specific certifications, credentials, and capstone requirements will be announced before the beginning of the founding school year and may vary based on student age and issuing-organization requirements.

1

Explore

Students sample real-world skills and discover where their interests and strengths align.

2

Build

Through projects and challenges, students develop genuine competence and a portfolio of work.

3

Prepare

By eighth grade, each pathway is designed to build toward an age-appropriate credential or capstone that supports the next stage of learning.

Find the Right Pathway for Your Student

Join the interest list and we'll help match your child's interests with the right founding career pathway.