Carrie Healey

Transition Coordinator

Advisor to the National Honor Society and the Grill Club

Hello, my name is Carrie Healey and I am the Transition Coordinator at Kearsarge Regional High School. I focus on helping special education students prepare for their life after high school.

I teach two Transition courses that are aimed to help provide students with the tools and knowledge so they may successfully move towards adulthood upon their exit from high school.
I am also the advisor for the National Honor Society and for the Grill Club.

Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions or concerns about your student:

My direct phone number is: 603-927-2331
My email address is: chealey@kearsarge.org

About me: I was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan but I now live in Hillsboro, New Hampshire with my husband, three dogs (Harley, Daisy, and Max), and one cat (Zoe). I am a stepmother to three adult children and a proud grandmother to five amazing grandchildren. I am a graduate of both Western Michigan University and Franklin Pierce University where I earned my Bachelor's degrees in Elementary Education, Sociology, and Behavioral Psychology. I am currently in a Master's degree program through the University of Kansas for Special Education with a focus on Transition Planning.

Transition Services are provided through a partnership between the Kearsarge Regional School District and the New Hampshire Department of Education's, Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation (NHVR). VRNH works together with schools, students, families, and community organizations to provide services that promote successful transitions from school to work and into adult life for students with disabilities.

Students With DisabilitiesVR New Hampshire: Connecting with Students with Disabilities

Information Session for Parents

Every Monday via Zoom

At 6:30 pm

Registration Required

Please Email: STSInfo@doe.nh.gov

Student Transition Services include:

Job/Career Exploration
Post-Secondary Educational Counseling
Workplace Readiness
Self-Advocacy
Work Based Learning

For more information about Vocational Rehabilitation, you can contact this region's assigned office at:

Concord Regional Office
21 South Fruit Street, Suite 20
Concord, NH 03301
Phone: 603-271-2327 (V/TTY)
Fax: 603-271-7095

School Transition ServicesVR New Hampshire serves state residents with disabilities of all ages, including students. We do this both directly, through one-on-one career guidance, counseling, and other services, and indirectly, through our School Transition Services.