The School District of Osceola County provides Xello for all district students in grades K-12 to help with college and career exploration and planning! This world-class system is designed to inform students, parents, and schools with:

• Researching careers, colleges, and majors
• Finding local and national scholarships and enrichment programs
• Exploring students’ career interests, learning styles, personality types, and multiple intelligences
• Building resumes and holistic portfolios for job and college applications
• Setting goals and developing personalized plans for success
• Managing college application materials - requesting and sending transcripts and letters of recommendation 
  • Seniors - link your Common App to Xello using these directions to manage transcript requests and letters of recommendation!   
• Learning about success skills, financial planning, self-discovery, and building a support network

Accessing Xello

All students in grades K-12 in district schools have access to Xello. Students will log into Classlink, select the Xello app, and enter into a world of exploration.

Parents can access their child’s Xello account as a guest to view college and career information. Parents will need a Xello account before doing so. Accounts can be created by contacting the School Counselor at your child's school.

 K-2:

Overview

Students spend time in Career Town, adventuring through 6 different towns over 3 school years to explore and learn about different clusters of careers. These towns allow students to explore careers related to animal care, business, public service, construction, farming, art, and healthcare. 

3-5:

Overview

Students explore school subjects, their interests, skills, and goals, making big decisions, and learning for future success. 

6-12:

Overview

Between 6th through 8th grade, students...

• Complete Matchmaker to explore how their strengths, interests, and goals align with different careers,  
• Explore and build upon their interests, skills, and preferred learning styles,
• Think about decision making and time management, 
• Explore their career matches, and
• Prepare for the high school transition 

Between 9th and 12th grade, students...

• Complete Matchmaker to explore how their strengths, interests, and goals align with different careers,
• Explore things to consider when choosing a career and workplace skills and attitudes for success, 
• Differentiate between and reflect on different pathways for after high school, and  
• Identify how to choose the best college, trade school, or technical school for them