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In addition to providing a systemic approach to our transition planning instruction, Reading Community Schools can provide information to parents regarding transition systemically, as well. As information is provided to our families quarterly, please include the following transition planning information along with your progress monitoring. Providing information by grade level will ensure we have provided sufficient information regarding the transition process, as well as, help parents transition their child from being a student to life as independent and productive adults.
Video Note (bottom of page): Great video to remind IS of the parent's view.
6th Grade
How Can My Child Be Involved in the IEP Process?
Mapping_Your_Dreams_Community.pdf
Planning for the Future Parent Workbook
7th Grade
Developing_the_Transition_Plan.pdf
Parent's Guide to Career Development
Tips for Families: Building Work Skills
8th Grade
FACT-SHEET-Tips-Transition-to-and-from-middle-school-20151.pdf
Ten Tips to Help Your Child Transition
New-Parent-Transition-Survey-English.pdf
9th Grade
Chart Your Own Future: How Your Individualized Education Program (IEP) Can Help
Family-Roles-in-the-Transition-from-School-to-Work.pdf
10th Grade
What does health have to do with transition?
Preparing for Employment on the Homefront
11th Grade
Preparation is Key to Gaining Accommodations on ACT College Entrance Test
College or Training Programs: How to Decide
Transition to Postsecondary Education or Training: What Parents Can Do Now
12th Grade
Help for College Students with Disabilities
Help Your Young Adult Learn About Accessing Accommodations After High School
Planning for Success in Postsecondary Education Takes Time and Organization
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