High School IEPs and the Transition to Adulthood with Education Advocate Lisa Carey

Published: Oct. 15, 2024Updated: Oct. 16, 2024

IEPs evolve in high school, just like our kids do. We’re starting to focus on those vision statements and what comes after high school as our teens near adulthood, but how can we know all of the options and possibilities for support?

During our live chat with Undivided Education Advocate Lisa Carey, we covered major milestones and steps to take from age 14 to 21 so that you can feel confident you’re preparing your teen for adulthood. Learn about Individualized Transition Plans, Regional Center & the Department of Rehabilitation, college pathways, the growing numbers of college programs for kids with cognitive impairments, and more!

Check out our recap of the highlights here, or watch the full video below!

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