CA AR30

Recognizes the California Career Resource Network program provided by the State Department of Education as offering Internet and mobile applications for career exploration, financial literacy, and career pathway resources for educators, students, parents, and job seekers

Identifies six key applications and platforms within the network: Career Surfer (mobile app for career exploration), California Career Center (virtual counselor website), California CareerZone (career assessment and exploration system), CareerZone Local Career Pathways (personalized school service), Comprehensive Career and College Readiness Lesson Plans, and SPARC (Support Personnel Accountability Report Card for tracking school career readiness outcomes)

States that effective career guidance resources are essential to school counseling programs and align with California's Guided Career Pathways and Career Technical Education goals

Calls upon California public schools to make full use of the California Career Resource Network resources to provide students with exposure to various career options

Directs the Chief Clerk of the Assembly to transmit copies of the resolution to the author for distribution