Xello

Be sure to click on your student's grade band (K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12) to learn more about how they interact with Xello!

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! (Click Linking Common App to Xello for a quick video on the process.)
Learning about success skills, financial planning, self-discovery, and building a support network

Accessing Xello

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

What Can Xello Do?

Research careers, colleges, and majors

Students will be able to search for and be matched with careers, majors, technical schools, colleges, and universities based upon self-selected criteria.

Students can compare colleges and use filters to make informed decisions about admissions requirements, cost of attendance, programs of study, student activities, and more.

Students can take virtual tours of most schools and compare their own Core GPA and SAT/ACT scores to those of students in their school who have been accepted/denied from the colleges of interest.

Find scholarships and enrichment programs

Juniors and seniors are able to search for local scholarships.

6th through 12th grade students are able to explore local job shadowing, volunteer, employment, internship, and apprenticeship opportunities in Xello as well.

Explore your interests, learning & personality styles, and skills

Students can take a variety of research-based self-assessments to learn about their:

Personality Type
Learning Style
Skills
Career Interests (Matchmaker)

These results provide recommendations for applying this knowledge to improve study skills, relationships, college selection, and career choices.

Build resumes and portfolios for job and college applications

Students are guided through the development of each section of a resume that can be printed and used for application to a job or school.

Videos, photos, or other digital documents can be stored in an electronic locker to remind students of accomplishments when completing applications.

Set goals and develop personalized plans

Students can set academic, behavioral, career, or other goals, then develop a personalized program that outlines the steps to achieve each goal. Schools can also assign students to complete tasks and monitor completion of each activity.