Transition Maine Power Hour Series


Upcoming Events

 

 

Our Tuesday Power Hour Series - Best Practices Forum is an opportunity for our state educators and transition leaders to grapple with and actuate strategies and support for our scholars' diverse needs and pathways to post-secondary opportunities. Together, we will develop a framework to enhance academic and functional achievement and facilitate movement from school to post-school activities. These activities include post-secondary employment, education, vocational education, integrated employment (including supported employment), continuing and adult education, adult services, independent living, and community participation.  

 

Guest Speakers and regional, District, and school-based Transition Leaders will share their transition best practices, processes, and tools, including assistive technology to engage in support transition, inclusion, vocational rehabilitation, Pre ETS and eligibility, barriers, and recommendations and spotlight Maines Transition successes. 

Register in advance for each session.  After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Participants who take part in this Professional Development will receive one contact hour. 

 

Registration Links for Each Session

Topic Link / Recording Additional Resources
Department of Labor Virtual Reality Recording

 

Transition Plans & Extended Eligibility Recording
Transition IEP: B13 & B14 Recording  
Transition: Trades for ME + Maine CITE Recording  
Transition Goals Supported by Annual Academic Goals Recording  
Age-Appropriate Transition Assessment Recording  
Debunking the Myths of Benefits and Work - SSI & SSDI Recording  
Transition w/Monitoring Team - Summary of Performance Recording  
Transition: Person-Centered Planning Recording  
Youth & Transition Services Recording
Career Explorations Program (Work-Based Learning Opportunities) Recording  
Maine CITE: Best Practices Recording  

CONTACT:

Titus O'Rourke
Transition Specialist
Emailtitus.orourke@maine.gov
Phone: 207-215-6303