MAISD Community Transition Program
Program Overview
The goal of the Community Transition Program is to facilitate the integration of young adults with developmental disabilities (17-26 yrs.) into the total community and to assist each individual in developing their maximum degree of independence. The program uses a functional skills curriculum delivered through a community based instructional model. Major areas of learning activities include; daily living skills, communication skills, functional academics, mobility, interpersonal skills, leisure activities, and employability skills. Successful participants in the Adult Community Transition Program will gain the skills necessary to transition from school to supported employment and/or community living.
See the following for more information:
Program DetailsInformation for ParentsStudent Participation CriteriaReferral Form