Traveling Through Transition

Just Turning 14 or New to Transition Planning


Just Turning 14 or New to Transition Planning?

Explore the following resources.


Pathway from School to Employment Folder

A “conversation starter” for families, youth, and professionals. It provides potential next steps, services to consider, and questions to ask during the transition planning process.


Early Transition Planning

Planning early for transition can lead to better outcomes in education, competitive employment, and independent living. These resources help youth, families, and educators start talking about adult life goals and connect to family support organizations.

Employability/Life Skills Assessment (ELSA)

Use this interactive assessment to see where youth have strengths, as well as areas for growth to prepare for life after school. This assessment can be used at home, school, and other community settings to assess skills and track progress.


Agency Navigation Tool

Welcome agency partners into your IEP and transition planning team. This tool shows how each community agency can assist your child as they plan for a meaningful adult life. Watch the short video to learn more!


Secondary Transition Roadmap

From the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce, this road map helps families of children with disabilities ages 3-21 better understand transition points throughout a student’s education journey. The interactive map provides age-related information, resources, service agencies, and planning tools for each point of transition.


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Ready to navigate to your adult life vision? Are all your partners ready to plan?

Click here for tools and resources to help you individualize your transition services, goals, and plan.