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Checklist for parents exiting B-3 services.

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Local Resource Directory — The Arc of Tri-Cities

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Autism/IDD Roadmap to accessing services, birth-adulthood.

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Local Resource Directory — The Arc of Tri-Cities

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For families and professionals, our 'Yellow Pages' of Resources and Services. Managed by Parent to Parent, The Arc of Tri-Cities.

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Thanks to Mary at Elmview for creating the following guide to share with potential employers.

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Columbia Ability Alliance: Nexus Youth Club, Youth Respite Care

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Columbia Ability Alliance: Nexus Youth Club, Youth Respite Care

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Columbia Ability Alliance: Community Center Respite Care

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Columbia Ability Alliance: Community Center Respite Care

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Columbia Ability Alliance: Community Inclusion

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Columbia Ability Alliance: Community Inclusion

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Columbia Ability Alliance: Employment Services

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Columbia Ability Alliance: Employment Services

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Columbia Ability Alliance: Opportunity Kitchen

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Columbia Ability Alliance: Opportunity Kitchen

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Our Mission is Changing Lives through the Power of Work.

Goodwill Mission Services | Job Training & Employment Services

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PAVE Washington has created a toolkit for students to use in planning life after high school. This can be used with students as young as age 13, and reviewed regularly as needs change.

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Beyond the Bell: From Research to Real Life

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Beyond the Bell: From Research to Real Life

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Not the Path You Expected: Rethinking Postsecondary Options for Students

What does life after high school look like for students with disabilities? In this episode of Beyond the Bell, students share real stories about their postsecondary journeys—their decisions, supports, challenges, and growth. From uncertainty to self-advocacy, their voices highlight what it takes to move forward. We also hear from a leader in Inclusive Postsecondary Education (IPSE), who explains these programs and how they support independence, employment, and community inclusion. Whether you’re a student, family member, or professional, this episode offers insight, perspective, and a reminder that there’s no single “right” path after high school—only the path that works for you.I'm a new paragraph block.

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Not the Path You Expected: Rethinking Postsecondary Options for Students with Disabilities

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Listen to this episode from Beyond the Bell: From Research to Real Life on Spotify. What does life after high school really look like for students with disabilities?In this episode of Beyond the Bell, we hear directly from students navigating their postsecondary journeys-sharing the real stories behind their decisions, the supports that made a difference, and the challenges they didn't expect.

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Vocational Rehabilitation Technical Assistance Center (WRTAC) 

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Vocational Rehabilitation Technical Assistance Center (WRTAC) 

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The National Vocational Rehabilitation Technical Assistance Center (WRTAC) is excited to announce the launch of its new website!

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While there cannot be a specific “time limit” placed on these cases, agencies should develop and provide guidance for staff to identify what constitutes a job retention case that would be able to be served regardless of the agencies OOS and assignment to a disability priority category from those cases where an individual would be subject to the OOS category assignment and wait list such as those applicants and eligible individuals who may wish to find a new job or advance in their careers.

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Pre-ETS: Counseling on Opportunities for Enrollment in Postsecondary Education 

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Pre-ETS: Counseling on Opportunities for Enrollment in Postsecondary Education 

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Find more about this required Pre-ETS service that helps students with disabilities explore and plan for enrollment in postsecondary education and comprehensive transition programs at institutions of higher education that fit their career goals.

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Counseling on Opportunities for Enrollment in Postsecondary Education - NTACT:C

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Counseling on Opportunities for Enrollment in Postsecondary Education This section describes the pre-employment transition service (Pre-ETS) of counseling on opportunities for enrollment in comprehensive transition or postsecondary educational programs at institutions of higher education (IHEs). See the Postsecondary Education topic for more comprehensive information than this pre-employment transition service. Career Clusters Maximum flexibility in the career decision making process is…

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Think Higher. Think College. New Resources and Strategies on College Access for Students with Intellectual Disability

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Think Higher. Think College. New Resources and Strategies on College Access for Students with Intellectual Disability

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Learn how to support students with intellectual disabilities to explore college programs, navigate transitions, and improve employment and life outcomes.

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Think Higher. Think College. New Resources and Strategies on College Access for Students with Intellectual Disability

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NTACT: Resources Postsecondary Education & Training Preparation Toolkit 

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NTACT: Resources Postsecondary Education & Training Preparation Toolkit 

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Students with disabilities, families, and professionals can use this toolkit to explore postsecondary education and training options for students’ desired careers.

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Postsecondary Education & Training Preparation Toolkit - NTACT:C

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This toolkit is designed for students with a disability, family members, service providers, or educators to consider options and plan for access and success across a variety of postsecondary education and training opportunities.