School to Work and Transition

Across the Pacific Northwest, school districts, the State Departments of Vocational Rehabilitation and Developmental Disabilities, and local counties collaborate to assist students in finding competitive integrated employment as they transition from High School to the workforce. This section provides information and materials that will help parents, students and teachers in making this transition as smoothly as possible.

Visit our King County School to Work Page

Information for Teachers, Families, and Students:

Washington State Transition Forum, Tacoma, WA, March 28, 2018:

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Resources

National Center on Secondary Education and Transition

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School to Work and Transition

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Resources

National Center on Secondary Education and Transition

Institute for Community Inclusion

Transition Coalition

Autism Guidebook for Washington State

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