Transition Planning

Transition planning typically begins at age 16, but some states start earlier. Learn the age requirements and how to prepare your child for life after high school.

Navigate IEP transition planning with confidence. Learn what transition services are, when they start, and how to advocate for your child's future goals.

Navigate college transitions with your IEP teen. Learn how transition planning works, what supports transfer to college, and how to prepare starting at age 14.

Learn how to build self-advocacy skills into your child's IEP so they can speak up for their needs, understand their rights, and navigate support systems independently.

Learn how vocational training fits into IEPs for students with disabilities. Practical guidance on goals, services, and preparing your teen for employment.

Learn how post-secondary goals in your child's IEP prepare them for life after high school. Clear guidance for parents navigating transition planning.

Learn how to include supported employment goals in your teen's IEP to build real job skills and workplace readiness during the transition years.

Learn how to include independent living skills in your child's IEP, from self-care to money management. Practical strategies for transition planning.

When your child turns 18, IEP rights transfer to them. Learn what age of majority means for special education, how to prepare, and when guardianship may help.

Understand IEP transition services for your teen's future. Learn what schools provide, when planning starts, and how to advocate for post-school success.

Discover what a transition IEP is and how it helps your child. Learn how it supports post-school goals within special education.

Discover what self-determination in an IEP means and why it's vital for your child's transition planning.

Discover what happens to your child's IEP after graduation and steps for a smooth transition.

Learn how college accommodations differ from high school IEP services. Know what to expect for your child.

Transitioning to work? Discover how IEP accommodations can aid your child and ensure a smooth shift to employment.

Understand transition planning at age 16 for your child's IEP, including key steps and rights under IDEA.

Transition planning starts at age 14 in an IEP. Learn why it's crucial for your child's future success.