Transition and College, Career
& Military Readiness
Dear San Antonio ISD Parents, Families, and Students,
San Antonio ISD is committed to facilitating transition planning and the delivery of transition services for our students.
Transition is best defined as a coordinated set of activities that are based on the student's individual needs. These activities can take place in a variety of ways which will always be focused on allowing the student to progress toward meeting their post-secondary goal.
Please explore the links to resources found on this webpage.
PreK - 18+
Student Transition Planning & Evidence
Elementary Checklists
Adult Years Vocational Program
AYVP Student Enterprise
Project SEARCH information
Characteristics of a Project SEARCH intern
Transition Resources
Texas Transition and Employment Guide
Transition Guide - US Department of Education
Transition in Texas: The purpose of this websites to provide viewers with knowledge of the secondary transition process to facilitate student progress toward attainment of their postsecondary goals.
Education Service Center Region 20: The ESC-20 Transition program serves parents, families, and educators by offering resources and training on federal and state guidelines for transition
Texas Education Agency: Information about transition from school settings to post-school settings.
Texas Career Check Interest Profiler
Agency Connections, Health & SSI
AACOG Application English | Spanish
The ARC of San Antonio application
HHS
Community Resource Directory
Texas Workforce Solutions - VR
Texas Star Kids
VIA Trans Application
SSI Fact Sheet 2020
Guardianship/Alternatives to Guardianship
Supported Decision-Making Agreement
Convenio sobre decisiones asesoradas
College, Career, & Military Readiness
High School to College Transition & Accommodations
Think College: Think College is a national organization dedicated to developing, expanding, and improving inclusive higher education options for people with intellectual disability.
I’m Determined: The I’m Determined project is a state directed project funded by the Virginia Department of Education and facilitates youth to undertake the measure of control in their lives, helping to set and steer the course rather than remaining the silent passenger.
Project Access – Palo Alto College
ASVAB - The ASVAB is a timed multi-aptitude test, which is given at over 14,000 schools and Military Entrance Processing Stations nationwide and is developed and maintained by the Department of Defense. This site gives you the opportunity to take ASVAB practice tests.
Aggie Achieve | Brochure: Texas’ first inclusive, certificate-based four-year education program for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Project LEAP: LEAPing Toward Independence & Employment – each year The Leadership, Employability, and Advocacy Project (LEAP) selects thirty (30) youth ages 14-22 from qualified applicants across the state of Texas. This exciting educational ten-day training program includes a tour of the State Capitol, a meeting with state-level officials, and one day of mock legislative sessions.
Graduation Toolkits (English | Spanish)