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Parent Contact Form - FILL OUT FOR MORE INFO

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Parent Contact Form - FILL OUT FOR MORE INFO

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This form allows parents to connect with the WA1/TPP Transition Team and share information that will support students in achieving their transition goals.

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Field Trip Form -               10th - 12+ Students

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Field Trip Form -               10th - 12+ Students

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This form allows students in grades 10-12+ to attend field trips.

You only need to fill this out once per school year. This form covers all field trips throughout the year.

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25-26 field trip permission form Transition

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Connecting Point is a public agency connecting people to supportive programs, information, and services in Nevada County, Placer County, and beyond. About Us

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DR 203 - Student Services Enrollment/TPP -                         16+yo students

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DR 203 - Student Services Enrollment/TPP -                         16+yo students

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This form is used to enroll students 16yo+ in Student Services through the Department of Rehabilitation.

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NJUHSD DR203 Student Services Request Master Fillable TPP Edited 8.22.24

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STAY TUNED!

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ACRC serves people of all ages with developmental disabilities including high-risk infants, infants with a significant developmental delay or an established risk for developmental disability.

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Alta California Regional Center creates partnerships to support all eligible individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.

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NCA’s roots in Nevada County go back to 1966, when the Community Workshop was founded as a jobs training center for adults with developmental disabilities.

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What is Student Services / Transition Partnership Program (TPP)?

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What is Student Services / Transition Partnership Program (TPP)?

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The Transition Partnership Program (TPP) grant is a collaboration of NJUHSD and the Department of Rehabilitation (DOR). TPP serves eligible and interested students with disabilities and generally begins around the age of 16 (application, social security number and parental consent required). For more information regarding TPP, please contact our staff.

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Bright Futures for Youth has become THE place to be where we are now serving one in 12 youth in Nevada County. From after-school programs and summer camps, Bright Futures gives kids a safe place to make friends, learn new things, get help with their homework and so much more.

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Grand opening of the 3,700-square-foot NEO Youth Center - the first large youth center in Nevada County.
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Just like when you move into a new house, there are always a few more things you need. We've created a wish list.
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Become a volunteer for the NEO Youth Center
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Bright Futures for Youth is a community-focused nonprofit organization committed to addressing the ever-changing needs of youth, from sixth-graders to those in their mid-20s in Nevada County. Learn More

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Bright Futures for Youth | Serving Nevada County

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Bright Futures for Youth is a nonprofit that provides numerous services to help meet the many needs of children, teens and young adults in Nevada County.

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Neo Youth Center - Bright Futures for Youth

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Neo Youth Center - Bright Futures for Youth

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NEO is a safe, supportive environment for youth in 6th-12th grade to spend their time after school, build friendships, learn new skills and discover their passion.

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NEO is a safe, supportive environment for youth in 6th-12th grade to spend their time after school, build friendships, learn new skills and discover their passion.

Youth can choose from a variety of activities such as art, music, video games, sports, ping-pong and so much more.

With lots of places to simply hang out, you can be yourself, let loose and have fun. Our staff is caring and compassionate and can't wait to meet you! To learn more about New Events & Opportunities (NEO) and the many services we provide, keep scrolling.

Location: 200 Litton Drive, Grass Valley
(first floor, back of building)
NEO Cell: 530-205-7369

Grand Opening Video

Fill out registration form to attend Register Here

Parent/guardian important Information (coming soon) Download PDF

View the weekly schedule below and click here for our calendar of activities.
p.s. the Discord Server is mainly for youth to interact with each other and with staff, not for parents. We will not be posting major news or updates in there that won't also be on our Facebook and Instagram.
About NEO

Started in 2008 by two 19-year-old women, NEO provides New Events & Opportunities to empower youth to make healthy lifestyle choices. NEO hosted more than 350 youth events in the community before opening doors to its first youth center in 2015. After five years serving more than 1,000 youth, NEO merged with The Friendship Club in 2020 to become a program under Bright Futures for Youth. The combined organization more effectively meets the needs of youth in the area while also leveraging and sharing resources.

The 3,700-square-foot NEO Youth Center is in the Litton Building located along with the many other Bright Futures for Youth programs.

Events Calendar

Click on the activity below to read more.

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NEO Youth Center - A Fun, Safe Place for Young People - Bright Futures for Youth

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NEO is a safe, supportive environment for youth in 6th-12th grade to spend their time after school, build friendships, learn new skills and discover their passion. Youth can choose from a variety of activities such as art, music, video games, sports, ping-pong and so much more.

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Student Service/TPP ENROLLMENT CHECKLIST  16 y/o students

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Student Service/TPP ENROLLMENT CHECKLIST  16 y/o students

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DR 260 - Student Services/TPP CONSENT (ANNUAL) 16 y/o students 

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DR 260 - Student Services/TPP CONSENT (ANNUAL) 16 y/o students 

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This consent form is renewed EACH year that a student is enrolled in Student Services through the Department of Rehabilitation.

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NJUHSD DR260 Consent to Release and Obtain Information NJUHSD TPP Edited 10.2.24

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The mission of WAI is to promote the involvement of key stakeholders including students, families, educators, employers and other agencies in planning and implementing an array of services that will culminate in successful student transition to competitive integrated employment (CIE), lifelong learning, and quality of life.

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ALL seniors need to submit this form.

This will provide financial support for college AND the Department of Rehabilitation services.

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Colleges with programs for students with higher needs

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Colleges with programs for students with higher needs

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