Postsecondary Transition Plan (PTP)

PTP Information

DPI Indicator 13 Website

PTP Manual 2024

PTP Tips

PTP Examples

Students with Complex Support Needs

 WAMS Set-Up Information

Postsecondary Transition Plan Overview

Transition Assessments

School Readiness  - For students who are considering college, a technical school, or formal training program such as an apprenticeship. 

Career Interest - For students who are undecided about what direction they'd like to take or who have not declared an academy.

Employability Skills - For students who will struggle to exhibit appropriate work skills (e.g. social, communication, timeliness, work speed, work quality, work productivity, etc.), or those who need help understanding the "rules" of work (e.g. when it's ok to take a break, chain of command, etc.).

Independent Living Skills - For students in all disability areas, used to determine whether independent living goals are needed, and if they are, in which areas.

Student Self-Assessments - For students to reflect on their current skills and situation as related to post-secondary needs.  Students complete the assessments with the help of their case manager (if needed). 

Parent Questionnaires - For any parent who you'd like to engage more in the IEP process.  Helps the parent focus their thoughts/concerns about their child's immediate future, identify areas of need they hadn't considered yet, bring their voice to the table. 

Visual Assessments - For students who are non-verbal or low/non-readers and require visual support to answer questions.

Goals

Developing Meaningful Independent Living Goals

Examples of Annual IEP Goals

Transition Goals and Activities

Transition Services

Transition Services Examples by Grade