Students
Keeping students at the center of the transition planning process is critical! Students can use this site to find information about:
- Engaging in Transition Planning
- Planning for Further Education and Training
- Planning for Employment
- Planning for Adult Living
Families/Caregivers
Families and caregivers are on a student’s team for life. Their engagement in the transition planning process helps ensure a seamless transition to adulthood. Families can benefit from:
- Learning about the transition planning process
- Speaking with other families going through the transition process
- Learning ways to support transition skill development at home
- Feeling like a valued team member
Agency and Community Partners
Establish partnerships with personnel from multiple agencies is an important step in addressing the transition needs of students with disabilities. Interagency collaboration is a means to:
- Coordinate services and supports
- Identify and address gaps in services within the community
- Share and leverage resources to reduce costs
- Promote efficient service delivery
Educators
All educators supporting students with disabilities should understand transition requirements. Transition planning involves:
- Age appropriate assessment
- Goals in the areas of education/training, employment, and independent living
- Services and activities
- Aligned course of studies
Resources
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