GA HB505

Renames "individual graduation plans" to "career development plans" for secondary students and expands requirements to include a student portfolio with resume, skills, awards, and activities

Requires the Georgia Department of Education to develop an electronic platform accessible to school personnel, students, and parents for creating and revising career development plans

Mandates the electronic platform provide information on occupations, degrees, industry credentials, certifications, and work-ready skills demanded by Georgia employers

Ensures students retain access to their career development plan and portfolio after graduation

Requires the Department of Education to collect de-identified data through the platform to evaluate the effectiveness of career development plans