The research culminates in papers and presentations for all students. Teachers help students develop their resumes and practice interviewing through mock interviews conducted by local business people. Students also have opportunities for internship experiences. The Kuna career guidance program is a highly collaborative, integrated effort supported through professional development. While one high school counselor is assigned to career counseling, all the high school counseling staff believe career guidance is crucial to student development and focus much of their work with students on career exploration and planning.
Parental involvement takes place at every level of career guidance activity.
The Kuna Career Counseling Program is routinely evaluated in a number of ways. The program is part of the Federal Carl D. Perkins Vocational and Applied Technology Education Act mandated evaluation process. For accreditation purposes, the program is part of the evaluation process in both the junior high and high schools. Student surveys are used to determine student perception of the program. As part of the district curriculum development plan, a needs assessment is required.