Help every Kentucky student meet Kentucky college and career readiness expectations, develop and maintain Individual Learning Plans, and prepare for postsecondary success with the tools districts need to support advising, track progress, and scale readiness across schools.
Help every Kentucky student meet Kentucky college and career readiness expectations, develop and maintain Individual Learning Plans, and prepare for postsecondary success with the tools districts need to support advising, track progress, and scale readiness across schools.
Kentucky requires every student in grades 6 through 12 to develop and maintain an Individual Learning Plan (ILP), a state-defined framework for advising students and guiding them through coursework and experiences aligned to college and career success.
ILPs must begin within the first 90 days of 6th grade, be updated annually, and include career exploration, academic planning, and postsecondary preparation. By 8th grade, each ILP must define learning goals and identify courses aligned to a student’s academic and career interests. Graduation requirements also require students to complete career-aligned coursework and demonstrate readiness through approved indicators such as ACT benchmarks, dual credit, or industry credentials.
Kuder Navigator provides a unified platform Kentucky districts can use to manage Individual Learning Plans, support advising processes, track student progress, and document readiness outcomes across schools.
Students engage in structured career development beginning in middle school. Educators guide meaningful advising conversations and pathway decisions. District leaders gain real-time visibility into ILP completion, readiness indicators, and system-wide outcomes.
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Kentucky students begin career and college planning in grade 6 through the development of an Individual Learning Plan. This plan is reviewed annually and evolves as students refine their interests, select courses, and prepare for postsecondary pathways.
Navigator supports students in building and maintaining their ILP, exploring careers, and preparing for graduation requirements through aligned academic, career, and experiential learning activities.
Navigator Delivers:
Kentucky students begin career and college planning in grade 6 through the development of an Individual Learning Plan. This plan is reviewed annually and evolves as students refine their interests, select courses, and prepare for postsecondary pathways.
Navigator supports students in building and maintaining their ILP, exploring careers, and preparing for graduation requirements through aligned academic, career, and experiential learning activities.
Navigator Delivers:
Kentucky districts must ensure every student develops and maintains an Individual Learning Plan, participates in career advising, and meets readiness indicators aligned to graduation requirements. Schools are also required to monitor ILP progress, evaluate outcomes, and track student status beyond graduation.
Kuder provides the infrastructure districts need to manage Kentucky college and career readiness at scale, supporting consistent ILP implementation, advising documentation, and readiness tracking across schools.
Built to Support:
Kentucky districts must ensure every student develops and maintains an Individual Learning Plan, participates in career advising, and meets readiness indicators aligned to graduation requirements. Schools are also required to monitor ILP progress, evaluate outcomes, and track student status beyond graduation.
Kuder provides the infrastructure districts need to manage Kentucky college and career readiness at scale, supporting consistent ILP implementation, advising documentation, and readiness tracking across schools.
Built to Support: