What is transition planning in an IEP?

What is transition planning in an IEP?

Transition planning in an IEP refers to the process of preparing students with disabilities for life after high school, including post-secondary education, employment, and independent living.

When should transition planning start?

Transition planning should begin by age 14, or earlier if appropriate, to ensure students have the necessary skills and resources.

What are some goals that can be included in a transition plan?

Goals can include vocational training, college readiness, social skills development, and independent living skills.

Who is involved in the transition planning process?

The transition planning process typically involves the student, parents, teachers, and other professionals like counselors or therapists.

How can I support my child during this transition?

You can support your child by being involved in the planning process, encouraging their participation, and helping them explore options.