Plan for my child's Individualized Transition Plan (ITP) in the IEP

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Published: Feb. 27, 2023Updated: Oct. 9, 2024

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Age3+ years

DiagnosisAll diagnoses

LocationNationwide

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When to do itNo later than age 16

The school district is required to initiate transition planning by a student's 16th birthday, but it's a good idea to start the ITP process early. Find out how to best plan for the transition after high school.

Why

ITP planning can include securing services to support your teen's transition from high school to work opportunities, college, independent living, and other major milestones.

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Curated by our research team, signed off by experts and parents alike, guides walk you through the entire process, step-by-step. They cover common pitfalls and how to navigate complexities in order to accomplish your goal.

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Plan for my child's ITP

An Individual Transition Plan (ITP) is designed to prepare students for life beyond high school. This guide assists you in getting ready for your child’s ITP.

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