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Bonsall Unified School District Adult Transition Program
ATP is a part of the Bonsall Unified School District . We are more than just a school. We are an educational support network that assists our young adult students with disabilities as they transition from high school to adult life.
BUSD Goal/mission: To develop the opportunities for students to develop life skills to foster independence, academic achievement, employment preparation and social/emotional growth while supporting their individual aspirations, interests and supporting their character development.
Field trip to Sea World
Trip to the farm
Gardening at the farm
Hands on activities
Class trip to the library
The whole group!
Checking in!
Art time
Christmas Cookie decorating
We help students with disabilities in the following areas:
We help students with disabilities in the following areas:
Job training
Recreation/leisure activities
Classes and training to build foundation for trades/lifelong learning
Accessing the local community( shopping, library, banking, etc)
Household skills to encourage independent living
Connections to community agencies that can help our students.
Adult Transition Program Staff
Mr. Kevin Quinn has been an Education Specialist supporting students with extensive support needs (ESN) for the past 19 years. He currently serves as the SAI teacher for the Adult Transition Program in Bonsall Unified School District. He earned his undergraduate degree from The Franciscan University of Ohio, followed by a teaching credential and Master’s in Education from National University.
Outside of teaching, Mr. Quinn enjoys spending quality time with his children, exploring new places through travel, and pursuing his passions for music, surfing, mountain biking, and golf. His dedication to fostering student success and his enthusiasm for life inspire his approach to education and mentorship.
Miss Carissa: Miss Carissa is one of our fabulous paraprofessionals. She has been working with the ATP program since its inception. She is patient, kind and amazing with our students!
San Diego Resources
San Diego local resources
San Diego local resources
Resources
Please see below for a handful of available resources in San Diego County. Every day, our specially trained teachers work closely with our students/families/guardians to help them increase their independence, their living skills and explore all the great programs, education, jobs and recreational experiences in their hometown. Here are additional resources via the internet.
Student sites
Paiges Pantry: www.paigespantry.org
Community College District programs for everyone : San Diego Community college district is a multi-cultural institution with diverse colleges and continuing education campuses.
The Health Resource center: college bound adults with disabilities : The HEALTH resource center offers resources for individuals with disabilities who are interested in attending college the information about educational disability support services, policies, procedures, adaptations and strategies for accessing college or university campuses and career technical schools
Parent sites
Exceptional Family resource center: efrconline.org/
www.dor.ca.gov/Home/DAS : The Department of Rehabilitation is an employment and independent living resource.
National Center on Secondary Education and Transition : The National Center on Secondary Education and Transition( NCSET) coordinates national resources, offers technical assistance and provides helpful college and career training information to help them create a successful future for themselves.
Youth Toolkit for young people with disabilities as they transition to adulthood
School forms
Department of Rehabilitation application : This application is for adults with disabilities, ages 16-21.
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Fresh produce harvested and packaged by people with disabilities. Partnerships with community farms help eliminate food waste and give food security to families.
Provides an opportunity for San Diego teens/adults with disabilities to improve soft job skills, including communication, problem-solving, the ability to follow directions and time management.
Path Now:
Path Now:
A new creative, and unique mobile application that enables individuals with intelectual and developmental disabilities to connect with community service providers safely and accessibly in California.
Provides adults with disabilities a variety of activities such as bowling, karaoke, movie nights and dances all with the goal of helping members meet new friends with common interests.
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