Planning

Participants will explore the value of having a PLAN before working with various agencies during transition.

This document reveals in one page the differences in academic and independent life expectations between high school and college. An excerpt from a journal article regarding students with learning disabilities, it is critically relevant for secondary teachers, parents, and students interested in a college pathway.

This 28 page guide (2018) contains tips and suggestions by students – for students, as well as a student-friendly college checklist, college planning tool, strategies to discuss college with parents and much more.  A great downloadable tool for teachers, families, and students when considering college.

This handbook is a parent’s guide to the On Campus Transition Residential Program option for students with intellectual disabilities attending the University of North Florida.

Website and document to help parents and students plan for college.

This presentation highlights the opportunities available to students choosing to participate in The Arc Jacksonville On Campus Transition program on the subject of independent living.

This website helps educators assist their students in planning for the future, relating to college and career plans.

This session gives parents with secondary students an inside look at the vast differences between secondary and post-secondary school experiences.

This web site can help individuals and families plan for life after graduation.

This website gives an overview of person-centered planning and its purpose.

This 90 page document is intended to teach students about person-centered planning and includes a workbook for individuals to think about their life and what is important to them.

A manual for person-centered planning facilitators.