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WorkAbility and Transition Partnership Program
2026-27
Dear Parents/Guardians,
Nevada Joint Union High School District (NJUHSD) offers a continuum of transition services for students with special needs, as they transition from high school to adult life. Our team works with students, families and staff to help plan appropriate post-secondary goals, explore training, teach job skills and provide various resources. These services are a collaborative effort between our schools, community agencies and local businesses. Services are provided in individual and group settings.
Now in its 44th year, WorkAbility I (WAI) is funded by a CA Department of Education grant. WAI is available for all district 9 -12+ graders with an IEP. WAI assists with student transition from school to work and adult living. Not all students are expected to be ready, or find or want employment while in high school. The focus of WAI is on work-readiness skills and independent living.
The Transition Partnership Program (TPP) grant is a collaboration of NJUHSD and the Department of Rehabilitation (DOR). TPP serves eligible and interested students with disabilities and generally begins around the age of 16 (application, social security number and parental consent required). For more information regarding TPP, please contact our staff.
Transition services offered through WAI and TPP may include:
Soft skills and work readiness training
Work Based Learning Experiences
Job seeking skills
Self-awareness and self-advocacy
College and career awareness field trips
Career exploration and counseling
Employment- subsidized and direct hire
Post-secondary education awareness
Post-secondary goal planning
For more information or questions about our transition services, please contact us. We look forward to serving your family! Visit https://padlet.com/chendrickson18/njuhsd-transition-resources-qh1cbr3bhwic8vle
Phone numbers below can receive calls or text messages! Please identify who you are, the name of your student, and which school they attend. Thank you!