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KHEAA provides multiple resources for post-secondary opportunities!
KHEAA provides multiple resources for post-secondary opportunities!
Community Based Instruction
Community Based Instruction
Project 10 has overview information of what Community Based Instruction is and suggestions for implementing to support transition goals for students.
Project SEARCH is a partnership between NKU, Campbell County Schools, BAWAC (supported employment agency), Northern Kentucky Collaborative for Educational Services and KY Office of Vocational Rehabilitation.
NKU provides opportunities for training and education. Interns participate in the nine-month employment program in place of a typical school year assignment or adult training program and are referred to as Project SEARCH interns. Interns are responsible for their own transportation to the NKU campus. Public transportation is generally available and the Project SEARCH staff will provide travel training as needed. Lunch is typically the responsibility of the intern. Each intern works with up to three departments during the course of their time in the program. During the internship, the intern learns job-specific skills while having the opportunity to put employability skills into practice.
Interns are completely immersed at NKU, five days a week. Interns report to their facility, learn employability skills in a designated onsite classroom, and learn job skills while participating in a variety of internships/experiences. Managers and appointed mentors, supported by Project SEARCH staff at the internship sites, work with the interns to teach necessary skills and tasks. Interns get continual feedback from the internship site managers and mentors, co-workers, and Project SEARCH staff. A certificated special education teacher and skills trainers work with both the interns and the internship site staff.
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The Ohio Center for Autism and Low Incidence Disabilities (OCALI) has a series of Guides to support educators and families as they explore transition requirements and options for students with disabilities.
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