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Transition planning services are dedicated to strategically coordinating a student's transition from the school environment to meaningful post-school activities. Transition planning begins when a student reaches 14 years of age and is focused on establishing measurable, outcome-based post-secondary goals.
This process is built upon the collaboration of the student, family, and LHISD staff, in a partnership designed to offer support and development not only for academic achievements but also for acquiring the essential life, vocational, and independent living skills critical for the student's long-term future.
Family Resources for Transition Planning
Family Resources for Transition Planning
LHISD 18+ Program
LHISD 18+ Program
TEA Resources
TEA Resources
The Texas Education Agency Transition and Employment Guide provides information on statewide services and programs that assist students enrolled in special education programs and their families with the process of transitioning to life outside of the public school system. The guide is offered in English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean on the TEA website.
Other Agency Resources
Other Agency Resources
Supported Decision-Making Agreement Tool
Improving interactions between law enforcement and drivers with disabilities.
Navigate Life Texas- Transition to Adulthood
Medical, educational, legal, and financial resources to assist with transition planning.
Transition planning resources for early childhood through adulthood.
Provides support, information, and education for families of children and adults with disabilities, chronic and mental health conditions and other health needs.
Sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
Resources for housing/shelter, food assistance, financial/legal assistance, employment, health services, crisis and emergency, child care, aging and disability and veteran services.
Provides vocational rehabilitation transition services that help students with disabilities plan for their life after graduation.
Resource guide that provides college option for students with intellectual disabilities.
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