Transition Planning

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    What Is Transition Planning?

    Transition planning is a process to help students with disabilities decide what they want to do after graduation, such as attending college, joining the workforce, living independently, and becoming involved in the community. It also helps them and their families figure out how to get there.

    The purpose of transition planning is to help students and their families prepare to be independent young adults and help them move from public school to adult life. The Transition Plan is required by law for students with a disability by the time the child reaches age 14 and is part of their Individualized Education Program, or IEP.

    The Transition Plan incorporates a cumulative collection of data for a student's: 

    • Strengths
    • Preferences
    • Interests
    • Needs

     

    The results of the data, which can include questionnaires, surveys, and interviews, lead to the establishment of the student’s post-secondary goals in the areas of: 

    • Education or Training
    • Employment
    • Independent Living (if necessary)

     

    Upcoming Events to Explore:

     

    DON'T MISS THIS! Texas Transition Conference for Your Student's Future at a Discounted Rate!

    Planning for your student's life after high school can feel overwhelming. We've found the single best resource for you: the Texas Transition Conference (TTC). It's packed with experts and practical tips you need to ensure your student has a successful future (college, career, and independent living).

    Even better, families and individuals with disabilities can register at a special, discounted rate!

    Please take 3 minutes right now to check it out and register: https://ttc.tamu.edu/

    Learn more @ the EVENT WEBSITE

    Dates: February 18 - 20, 2026

    Other events: Online, In-Person, Live, and/or Pre-Recorded — 

    Council for Exceptional Children -

    https://texas.exceptionalchildren.org/events 

    Partners Resource Network - 

    https://prntexas.org/events/ 

     

    Community Unity - 

    Traditional Thanksgiving Feast & Activities 

    Sunday, November 9 | Bastrop Convention Center | 1–5 PM
    (Choose your time block: 1–3 PM or 3–5 PM)

    The City of Bastrop invites you to come together and break bread with your neighbor at our Community Unity Event! 

    Join us for a free traditional Thanksgiving meal prepared and served by Southside Market & Barbeque, and enjoy festive holiday activities hosted by our local banks.

    This is a wonderful opportunity to share a meal, make new connections, and celebrate the spirit of unity that makes Bastrop special.

    Registration is required. To ensure everyone has a great experience, attendance will be capped at 1,000 guests.

    Please reserve your spot early and select your preferred time block when registering.

     

    Find more valuable resources below or reach out to our Transition Specialist.

     

Forms & Flyers of Information Here!

  • Need help planning what’s next? We’re here for you! Our team helps students and families discover valuable community resources, learn about state benefits like Waiver Lists, SSI, and Medicaid, and explore life after BISD. Whether you’re preparing for graduation or just looking for support, we’ll guide you every step of the way. 

    Connect with us today — your future starts here!

    Contact jtrainer@bisdtx.org for more information!

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