Transition
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Planning for life after school often starts at age 14. Transition planning helps students prepare for life after high school. This can include vocational (job skills) training programs, or preparing for work or to go to college. Both the schools and NLACRC provide transition planning services.
Attend an NLACRC Transition Fair
Transition fairs offer information about services and programs that are available to students after high school.
- NLACRC partners with local school districts to plan transition fairs.
- Fairs usually take place in the spring.
- To learn more, ask your service coordinator or check NLACRC’s online event calendar.