…Know Who to Involve in Transition Planning?
Research shows that bringing together a multi agency team for transition planning promotes better post school outcomes. Here you can explore resources and tools that help multi-agency teams plan together effectively to achieve a good life.
The postsecondary transition section of the Individualized Education Program (IEP) assists a team’s discussions as they aim to define a student’s adult life vision. In this guide, you will be introduced to elements to help you develop an impactful transition plan for your student(s).
Visit OCALI’s Transition Planning and the IEP webpage to learn more
Use this Fact Sheet to introduce youth, families, colleagues, and partners to the idea of Multi-Agency Team Planning. The spaces at the end of this Fact Sheet can be used as an invitation to the youth, family, school team members, agency partners, and others to attend a Transition Planning Meeting.
Download the Fact Sheet: What is a Multiagency Team Meeting?
Like what you see and want more resources regarding Multi-Agency Planning Teams?
Visit the Tools for Multi Agency Team Transition Planning page
This excerpt from Ohio‘s Operating Standards for Youth with disabilities lists the requirements for participants of a youth‘s IEP Team.
Use these ten guiding questions to assist in the development of a collaborative Multi- Agency Community Team for Transition Youth. These agencies and organizations represent many of the individuals that can be included when planning transition to adult life with individual youth teams.
Download Community Multi-Agency Transition Guide
Like what you see and want more resources regarding Multi-Agency Planning Teams?
Visit the Tools for Multi Agency Team Transition Planning page
Ohio Department of Education-Office for Exceptional Children offers free online modules for IEP team members to learn to plan, implement, and support high-quality secondary transition. One module focuses entirely on Interagency Collaboration, and is filled with tips, resources, and activities to engage all members of the transition team.
Visit Ohio Department of Education Interagency Collaboration Module to learn more