Our Roles in supporting students in Livingston County.

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LESA Special Education Programs Our Roles in supporting students in Livingston County

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LESA Special Education Programs

Our Roles in supporting students in Livingston County

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Birth – 26

Early On – birth to 3 Elementary classrooms (Voyager) Middle School classroom (Highlander Way) High School classrooms (FC, Howell HS) Pathway Adult Transition

Continuum of Services…..

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Pathway ~ students need medical care, have SCI, SXI eligibility

Adult Transition (Snider, Keck) ~ Students need adult support throughout the day, and will long term. Students have MoCi, ASD special education eligibility

Adult Transition (Carter, Prout, Rettino Sturm) Students need limited adult/natural supports

Continuum of Adult services….

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Students gain the skills they need to be successful

Students leave when they are ready – regardless of age

Less emphasis on leisure activities Teach the skills, move the activities beyond the campus

Our Vision

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• They come to us from the local districts (MiCi, MoCi, ASD eligibility)

• They have participated in LESA programming throughout their educational career

• Move in from surrounding counties.

Our Students…….

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• The student is unable to master the rigorous curriculum necessary to earn a diploma

• The student needs basic skills necessary for independence

Eligibility for Transition Services

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Adaptive Living skills

Daily Living Skills

Vocational Training

Educational Training

Emphasis on Skills

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Community College approach

Students attend when they need to ~ based on their goals

Students transition to adult living when they are ready

Transition Overview

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Finished with High School?

What’s next???A job

Community College

MCTI

LESA Transition Services

Community Services (CMH, LETS, MRS, etc.)

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Our/Your Goal: Create a seamless transition to a sustainable post school life with

natural supports and community partners

SchoolServices

Less time with school

More time in the community, accessing available partners/services

Community Partners/Services

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Safety

Communication

Organization

Relationships

Self-Advocacy

Adult Living

Community Participation

Employment Skills

Areas of Focus

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Functional Skill Groups

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Tier 1 On campus, significant adult support

Tier 2 Off campus, moderate adult support

Tier 3 Build natural supports, while fading adult

support, MRS involvement

Vocational Training

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On campus vocational training: Lacey’s Dog Biscuit company

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Meals on Wheels Located at Hartland Educational Center

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Tanger Mall Food Court

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Creating a resume

Designing a portfolio

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Working with MRS to look for paid employment.

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Families

LESA Community Partners

AgenciesIt takes

Students