IEP Transition Planning

If you do not take control of your child’s IEP transition process, your child will be left behind. No mistakes about it. Read more and do what you can.

A store employee, showcasing their pre-vocational skills, organizes canned goods on shelves with precision, holding a can and smiling warmly at the camera.

25 Pre Vocational Skills that Teens Should Learn (and add to their IEP Transition Plan!)

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Your Complete Guide to Indicator 13 Compliance and Checklist

What is a Job Coach for Disabilities? How to Get it Added to your IEP.

Two people wearing hard hats are sitting in a construction vehicle. One person, seated at the wheel, looks ahead, while the other, standing beside, smiles at the camera—showcasing real-world skills from iep vocational assessments on their path to success.

Your Guide to IEP Vocational Assessments: Helping Disabled Students Find Their Path

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What Is Age of Majority and How Does It Affect the IEP Process?

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Legal Guardianship for Adults with Disabilities: A Beginner’s Guide

A young boy with a smile participates in community-based instruction, holding onto a shopping cart in a grocery store aisle.

What IEP Parents Need to Know about Community Based Instruction (CBI)

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Developing a Meaningful IEP Transition Plan beyond “Food, Filth and Flowers.”

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Anxiety and OCD in Teens with Dr. Chad Brandt (Video)