Hastings High
Transition Program
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“A truly successful transition process is the result of comprehensive team planning that is driven by the dreams, desires, and abilities of youth. A transition plan provides the basic structure for preparing an individual to live, work and play in the community, as fully and independently as possible.”
- Parent Tips for Transition Planning, PACER Center
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The Arc of Nebraska works to raise awareness and help those with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Below is our training library from trainings we have done and from allied organizations. If you don't see a training that would be helpful for you then let us know and we will try to get it together. If there is a training you've seen then we don't want to duplicate the wheel submit a link here and we can add it to our list.
ABC's of of Functional Behavioral Assessments and Behavior Intervention Plans
Advocating for your Child's IEP During Covid and Beyond
Alternatives to Restraint and Seclusion in Nebraska with Guy Stephens
Assistive Technology and How to Get It
Beth Mount Webinar on Person Centered Planning
Centers For Independent Living in Nebraska
Creating Systems that Support Employment for People with Disabilities
Crash Course on Disability Policy
Danyetta Najoli Webinar on Community Building as a Practice: The Connections We Make
Darcy Elks Webinar on Person Centered Planning
David Wetherow: Families, Self-Advocates & Community Partners Building Connections & Commitments
Disability Leadership Training
Disability Leadership Training Part 2
Emergency Preparedness Developed FOR and BY People with Disabilities
Employment: Always an Option (Employers)
Employment: Always an Option (Families)
Employment: Always an Option (Providers)
Hearts of Glass Panel Discussion with Director and Cast
Jack Pearpoint and Lynda Kahn: Engaging in Person Centered Work: Conversations that Could Matter!
Laws and Government Policies Impact Employment
Medicaid Unwind, Eligibility Issues, and Your Rights
SNAP for People with Disabilities
Stretching for a Healthy Body and Brain
Supporting Employment and Entrepreneurship
The Nebraska Olmstead Plan Part 1 of 2
The Nebraska Olmstead Plan Part 2 of 2
Understanding Manifestation Determination Reviews
What if your IEP Request is Denied?
Guide to Life Insurance for Parents of Children with Disabilities
🎉Hastings Area Event Calendars🎉
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Summer Opportunties
Summer Opportunties
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Discounted Summer Movies
Discounted Summer Movies
🛶 Camps 🛶
PAST EVENTS/ACTIVITIES
Buddy Ball, an adaptive sports program for individuals with physical and intellectual challenges, is free to all participants. There is no age limit for participating.
Games: baseball, kickball, and/or wiffle ball.
When: Wednesday Nights @ 7:00 PM
Where: @ Crosier Park (14th & California)
May 29th
June 5th
June 12th
June 19th
June 26th
*July 27th (Thursday) - Sodbusters @ Duncan Field)
July 3rd
July 10th - Picnic @ 6:00 PM
*July 12th (Friday) - Honors Night @ 7:00 PM
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