Today students and staff from St. John Fisher visited the Adult Transition Program, which serves graduates from Eisenhower, Richards, and Shepard high schools with special needs.
SJF (teams known as the Falcons) and ATP (teams known as the Eagles) students created a variety of merchandise that will feature in the Community Connections section at High 5 Heights. After, they enjoyed pizza together.
SJF families will receive a 21.8% off coupon on all products created today.
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ATP serves graduates of Richards, Shepard, and Eisenhower with special needs. H5H is the District 218 retail store at 12213 S. Harlem Avenue in Palos Heights where ATP students work.
H5H features a huge variety of seasonal decor, apparel, porch boards, coffee mugs, greeting cards, and other merchandise created by ATP students. The store also carries regional and national brands created by other people with special needs.
