What's After High School Virtual Event Set For Nov. 18

From the Appleton Area School District:

October 26, 2020

What’s After High School is an overview of the transition to adult life for young adults with disabilities and/or special health care needs. This training is perfect for families with children ages 14 - 21 and the providers and school staff who work with them.

After the training session, Appleton Area School District staff will lead a conversation to learn what is important to you and what needs and challenges families and transition-age students are experiencing.

We'll cover:
▪ Planning for the Future
▪ Your School’s Role
▪ Long Term Supports
▪ Vocational Resources
▪ Moving to Adult Health Care
▪ Supported Decision Making & Guardianship
▪ Self Determination Basics

When: November 18, 4:30 – 5:30 (training) / 5:30 – 6:30 (community conversation)

Where: Join the session using your computer, iPad or smartphone using Zoom video conferencing or listen using your phone.

Sign Up: Online at wahs11_18_20.eventbrite.com After registering, you will be sent a Zoom link and phone number to participate.

Please view the 30 minute online training before November 18 at familyvoiceswi.org/learn/whats-after-high-school/

Questions: Contact Lawren at lolivanti@chw.org or 920-475-3655.

What’s After High School? is presented by Family Voices of Wisconsin and co-sponsored by the Northeast Regional Center for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Needs and the Appleton Area School District.

This press release was produced by the Appleton Area School District. The views expressed here are the author’s own.