Transition: Preparing for after school
Are you ready to graduate?
Go to college or begin work
Can you do the following?
Communicate questions and concerns
Be motivated and goal oriented
Demonstrate self-advocacy skills
Be academically prepared
Demonstrate organizational skills
Attend class and participate
Use support services consistently
Manage your time wisely
Your ATTITUDE Determines
Your DIRECTION
Working to promote the successful transition of students with disabilities from school districts in Iowa and Lafayette Counties to live, work and successfully participate in post-school activities
Help create your postsecondary transition plan
An online curriculum to help you become a better self-advocate
Supported Decision Making
Supported Decision-Making is a set of strategies that help individuals with disabilities have more control over their life and future. It involves family and friends working together with individuals to support them in making complex decisions.
Health Care Pocket Guide
Use this pocket guide and a notebook or folder to keep track of your health care information.
WI Transition Talk
Timeline Transition Activities.pdf