Preparing students and families for the future beyond school.

Life after high school looks different for every student. Whether the path leads to college, vocational training, employment, or independent living, having a clear transition plan can make the journey smoother and more successful. We help students and families identify goals, create a roadmap, and connect with the right resources.

What is Transition Planning?

Transition planning is the process of preparing students—especially those with disabilities—for life after they leave the school system. This planning often begins as part of the Individualized Education Program (IEP) by age 14–16, but it’s never too early to start thinking ahead.

How We Help

1. Identifying Goals

We help the student and family clarify post-school goals in education, employment, daily living skills, and community participation.

2. Creating the Transition Plan

We work with you to build a personalized plan that may include training opportunities, internships, skill-building activities, and community resources.

3. Collaboration with Providers

We connect families with local agencies, vocational rehabilitation services, and community organizations that can support the student’s goals.

4. Ongoing Support

We monitor progress, adjust the plan as needed, and ensure the student remains on track toward their future.

Why It Matters

The transition from school to adulthood can be overwhelming without a plan. Having a clear vision and the right support network ensures students are better prepared, more confident, and set up for success—whatever their path may be.