House Joint Resolution 66, sponsored by Cepicky, encourages local education agencies in Tennessee that operate high schools to participate in the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) Career Exploration Program. The ASVAB tests measure students' aptitudes across various domains, including verbal, math, science, technical, and spatial skills, and are designed to help students explore a range of career options, including those in the military and other fields. The resolution highlights that participation in the program incurs no costs for school districts and aligns with state and federal accountability measures for college and career readiness.

The resolution aims to raise awareness among students and parents about the ASVAB and the career paths it can illuminate, whether in civilian life or military service. It calls for the ASVAB tests to be made widely available to all high school students in Tennessee, thereby providing valuable insights into potential career opportunities. Additionally, a copy of the resolution will be sent to the Tennessee Organization of School Superintendents and the Tennessee School Boards Association for further distribution.