High School and Transition Information for Parents, Teachers, Students and Community
The San Francisco Unified School District is committed
to helping our students and their caregivers.
18-22 year-old Mild to Moderate Program
The 18-22 Mild to Moderate Program is a
specialized program for students who
need additional credits for graduation. Find Out More...
14-22 year-old WorkAbility I Training Program
WorkAbility I is a training program for special
education students ages 14-22 designed to
promote career awareness and exploration
while students complete their secondary
education program.
Find Out More…
Transition Resources
It’s My Life: Postsecondary Education and
Training
A resource guide for child welfare
professionals to help young people from
foster care prepare academically, financially,
and emotionally for post-secondary
education and training success.
Exploring Careers
The Bureau of Labor Statistics' Web site
provides introductory career information for
students.
Who Do You Want to Be?
Information on California high school and community college courses, career options, and financial assistance are at your fingertips. This site will help you make decisions about the right courses to take in high school and community college so that you have the opportunity to turn that passion of yours into a great job and a great future.
Learn
to Earn Curriculum
This contains standards based curriculum transition activities by grade level.
Improving Transitons Outcomes Project
The ITOP Interagency Council seeks to build a strong professional collaboration
that
includes the school district, public agencies,
non-profit agencies, families, youth and
employers.
Transition to Adult Living: Guide for Secondary Education
This handbook is written for students, parents, and teachers. It offers practical
guidance and resources in support of transition efforts for students with
disabilities.
WorkAbility I is a training program for special education
students ages 14-22 designed to promote career awareness and exploration while
students complete their secondary education program.
WorkAbility I provides students with opportunities for job
shadowing, paid and non-paid work experience, and ongoing support and guidance
from vocational personnel. WorkAbility I is administered
by the California Department of Education, Special Education Division.
Business Benefits
Screened students ready to learn and work
Worker interest/skills matched to employer’s needs
