• THRIVE Gilbert Public Schools College & Career Success Guide

Prepare to THRIVE!

  • Gilbert Public Schools is dedicated to supporting all of our high school students to excel during their high school experience and beyond by helping students explore college and career options with proven pathways to success. THRIVE is a College & Career Success Guide providing helpful timelines and resources to encourage students (and their families) to get the most out of their high school experiences along with helping our students plan for their brightest futures.

    It's time to prepare to THRIVE and make plans for high school and beyond with actionable steps! Each high school year is broken down into school quarters with easy, actionable steps and helpful information, with support resources along the way. 

    Get started by choosing your school year and we'll guide you – or browse the extensive resources gathered within THRIVE – to explore opportunities along with helpful guidance focused on preparing students for life in and out of high school.

What is an ECAP?

  • In 2008, the Arizona State Board of Education approved Education and Career Action Plans for all Arizona students grades 9–12. An ECAP (Education and Career Action Plan) reflects a student’s current plan of coursework, career aspirations, and extended learning opportunities in order to develop the student’s individual academic, career goals and post-secondary plans.

    AZCIS Arizona Career Information Systems High School

    AZCIS – Arizona Career Information System (ECAP)

    Arizona Career Information System is the tool we use to build your Education and Career Action Plan (ECAP), assess your interests and skills, and much more.  The goals of ECAPs are to guide students and parents through successful high school and post-secondary transitions; increase retention and graduation rates; and provide career planning, guidance, and development resources.

    Logging into AZCIS is easy - Login to Rapid Identity and click on the AZCIS icon.  

  • Grades 9-12 Enrichment Resources


Free/Reduced Lunch Application – for More than Just School Lunches!

  • Free and reduced-price meals are available to families who qualify. If your family chooses to apply, please fill out a Free & Reduced Meal Application.

    Did you know that if you qualify for assistance through the National School Lunch Program (NLSP), you may eligible to receive fee waivers for the SAT/ACT exams, some College Applications and fee reductions for AP Exams?

    From the College Board:

    "The College Board fee-waiver service assists qualified, economically disadvantaged students who plan to take the: SAT/SAT Subject Tests/PSAT/NMSQT/AP Exams. A student must be either enrolled in or eligible to participate in, the National School Lunch Program (NLSP) in order to receive a fee waiver. Schools participating in new federal programs such as Community Eligibility may not be able to use the NLSP criterion to identify and verify individual student fee-waiver eligibility. However, several other criteria or indicators can still be used to confirm eligibility for fee-waiver benefits." 

    For more information, please speak with your Counselor. 

    Accepting Your Fee Waiver Benefits


Last Modified on September 20, 2021