Description
Your students deserve more than a transition checklist. This workbook walks them through four years of high school, helping them discover their strengths, and the direction they would like to head in after high school. This resource is written directly to the student, but it's built to be used alongside you: in IEP meetings, transition planning sessions, and advisor check-ins.
Every section connects back to IEP transition requirements, making it useful documentation and a genuine growth tool at the same time.
What's included:
- 13-page student-facing workbook PDF
- Section 01: Know Yourself — strengths inventory + learning profile
- Section 02: Explore Careers — interest inventory, work values, 2× career research pages
- Section 03: Choose Your Path — all 5 pathways + comparison worksheet
- Section 04: Accommodation Planning — rights after HS, disclosure guide, documentation checklist
- Section 05: 4-Year Goal Roadmap — annual goals 9th–12th + graduation checklist
- Section 06: Self-Advocacy Scripts — IEP meeting, college, employer, job interview
- Table of contents + student name/grade fields on cover
This resource is perfect for:
- Special education transition coordinators and case managers
- Resource room teachers supporting 9th–12th grade students
- School counselors working with students with IEPs
- IEP teams looking for a comprehensive transition planning tool
• transition planning IEP high school
• transition skills high school
• post secondary planning special education
• disability rights high school
• IEP transition workbook
• college planning special education
• self advocacy students with disabilities
• accommodation planning students
• transition goals special education
• IEP self advocacy
• post secondary planning workbook
• transition planning grades 9-12
• IEP transition activities
• post secondary readiness
• high school transition special ed
• special education workbook high school
• self determination activities
• IEP transition goals
• career exploration special education
• student led IEP
Highlights
Description
Your students deserve more than a transition checklist. This workbook walks them through four years of high school, helping them discover their strengths, and the direction they would like to head in after high school. This resource is written directly to the student, but it's built to be used alongside you: in IEP meetings, transition planning sessions, and advisor check-ins.
Every section connects back to IEP transition requirements, making it useful documentation and a genuine growth tool at the same time.
What's included:
- 13-page student-facing workbook PDF
- Section 01: Know Yourself — strengths inventory + learning profile
- Section 02: Explore Careers — interest inventory, work values, 2× career research pages
- Section 03: Choose Your Path — all 5 pathways + comparison worksheet
- Section 04: Accommodation Planning — rights after HS, disclosure guide, documentation checklist
- Section 05: 4-Year Goal Roadmap — annual goals 9th–12th + graduation checklist
- Section 06: Self-Advocacy Scripts — IEP meeting, college, employer, job interview
- Table of contents + student name/grade fields on cover
This resource is perfect for:
- Special education transition coordinators and case managers
- Resource room teachers supporting 9th–12th grade students
- School counselors working with students with IEPs
- IEP teams looking for a comprehensive transition planning tool
• transition planning IEP high school
• transition skills high school
• post secondary planning special education
• disability rights high school
• IEP transition workbook
• college planning special education
• self advocacy students with disabilities
• accommodation planning students
• transition goals special education
• IEP self advocacy
• post secondary planning workbook
• transition planning grades 9-12
• IEP transition activities
• post secondary readiness
• high school transition special ed
• special education workbook high school
• self determination activities
• IEP transition goals
• career exploration special education
• student led IEP
