Individual Learning Plan
Individual Learning Plan (ILP) cycle for high school students: set goals, identify barriers, develop strategies, prepare for success, and plan courses with your school counselor to stay on track for graduation and life after high school.
The Individual Learning Plan (ILP) is a personalized roadmap that students create with their school counselor and other caring adults. It helps them track progress through high school, stay on course for graduation, and prepare for a meaningful path after they leave North Tahoe.
Each ILP focuses on five key areas:
The ILP process looks a little different at each grade level. In 9th and 10th grade, most ILP work happens through classroom lessons (Pathways and other courses) and one-on-one meetings between the student and counselor. In 11th and 12th grade, students continue to receive classroom guidance, and we hold individual ILP meetings where parents and guardians are invited to join the conversation.
During these meetings we review current grades and credits, check progress toward graduation and college/career goals, update the four-year course plan, and talk about life after high school. Seniors meet with their counselor in early fall, and families are strongly encouraged, though not required, to attend.
ILP Timelines at a Glance:
September-November: Senior ILPs
October - December: 11th Grade ILPs
December - February: 9th Grade ILPs
December - February: 10th Grade ILPs
Each ILP focuses on five key areas:
- Setting academic, career, and personal goals
- Identifying potential barriers
- Developing strategies to overcome those barriers
- Preparing for success with the right tools and supports
- Planning a four-year course of study
The ILP process looks a little different at each grade level. In 9th and 10th grade, most ILP work happens through classroom lessons (Pathways and other courses) and one-on-one meetings between the student and counselor. In 11th and 12th grade, students continue to receive classroom guidance, and we hold individual ILP meetings where parents and guardians are invited to join the conversation.
During these meetings we review current grades and credits, check progress toward graduation and college/career goals, update the four-year course plan, and talk about life after high school. Seniors meet with their counselor in early fall, and families are strongly encouraged, though not required, to attend.
ILP Timelines at a Glance:
September-November: Senior ILPs
October - December: 11th Grade ILPs
December - February: 9th Grade ILPs
December - February: 10th Grade ILPs
