Transcription of Transition Planning: A Resource Guide - OAFCCD
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Ministry of Education2002 Transition Planning: A Resource GuideIntroduction ..3 Regulatory and Policy Requirements ..4 The School Board s Role ..6 Supporting and Coordinating the Transition - planning Process ..6 Developing a Board Transition - planning Policy ..6 Providing In-Service Orientation ..7 Establishing and Maintaining Links With Other Organizations ..7 Establishing a Transition - planning Advisory Committee ..7 The Principal s Role ..8 Developing School-Level Procedures ..8 Creating a Transition - planning Resource Group ..9 Providing Orientation Sessions for Transition - planning Teams ..9 Monitoring Implementation ..10 The Transition - planning Team ..11 Roles and Responsibilities of Team Members ..11 The Student, Family Members, and the Student s Support Network ..11 School System Personnel ..12 Other Participants.
5 R EGULATORY ANDP OLICY R EQUIREMENTS 6. (4) Where the pupil is 14 years of age or older, the individual education plan must also include a plan for transition to appropriate post-secondary
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