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Join us for the Secondary Transition Training, a key event for professionals dedicated to helping students successfully transition from high school to adulthood. This year’s virtual training, scheduled for October 29, November 5, and November 12, from 3:45 to 5:15 PM via Zoom, offers a comprehensive look at the opportunities available to your students. What to Expect The training offers …

Join Transition Alaska on September 24, 2025, for an Introduction to Transition Alaska and Secondary Transition in Alaska. This training will be offered via Zoom, providing an opportunity for you to ask specific questions and learn about the exciting opportunities you can bring to your students. This training will not replace our Secondary Transition Training, which will begin at the …

▸Session 1 Presentation ▸Session 2▸Session 3▸Breakout Session 1: Intensive Students▸Breakout Session 2: Rural Students

Join SERRC during our informational webinar for students! This is intended for students in middle or high school who are working on their Secondary Transition Plans. In this webinar, students will be encouraged to ask questions, and provided information about how they can participate in their IEP meeting, and Transition Planning. Student notes will be provided so they can follow …

The Alaska Family Engagement Center has resources specifically for life after high school and how you can prepare for that transition! On their website, you can find links to several other resources that you can use for this important time in a students life. Click the picture to go to the website! This will link specifically to the Family section, …

The Alaska Family Engagement Center has resources specifically for life after high school and how families can prepare for that transition! On their website, you can find links to several other resources that you can use for this important time in their students life. Click the picture to go to the website!

PNW FIRE is a user-driven database. Users are encouraged to add resources and programs from their communities, Tribes, or agencies that serve Native students. Though the resources are intended to be used in Washington State, a lot of the information, especially the funding sources for post-secondary education, can be accessed by Alaskan Native students as well.

The Youth Brain Injury Program supports students ages 0-21 with suspected or diagnosed brain injury and provides screening to youth served by the Division of Juvenile Justice. The program offers leadership, educational resources, training and consultation on brain injury. The program’s Brain Injury Coordinator is available to consult with and coach school district personnel in knowledge and evidence-based methods to …

Join SERRC during our annual Virtual Transition Camp! The link to the working agenda will be provided below; it will be updated as speakers are added to our lineup. As we did in the spring, we will stick to start times. This means there may be breaks throughout, but if there is a specific lesson you would like to attend, …

Thank you to our presenters and everyone who participated in this training! We look forward to presenting this training to you again next year! ▸Introduction to Transition Session 1 Presentation▸Introduction to Transition Session 2 Presentation▸Introduction to Transition Session 3 Transition Planning Activity Transition Planning Jamboard▸Transition Alaska, SERRC Transition Services Presentation▸Working with DVR/TVR & Self Advocacy Curriculum   DVR Presentation Self …