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Transition

Adults with Autism Can Experience Success in Society
AACESS Transition Program

 

Services adults ages 18-22 years

The transition program offers varied and different levels of vocational training, in-house and community based. Students are met at their individual levels with continued growth in all areas.

All students continue to get training in money management, BBS (bodies, boundaries and sexuality), Social Thinking, employability skills, functional living and travel training.

Vocational training is matched to student’s preferences, interests and needs for continued success and is continually being assessed and evaluated to allow for maximum independence and success.

 

 

 

In-house Programs-

  • Run and operate school wide Breakfast Club, Snack Cart, Grab –N- Go Lunch with an annual budget of approximately $4000.
  • Commercial Cleaning
  • Landscaping

 

Community Based Jobs-

  • Grocery Store
  • Local Pizzeria
  • Local Church and offices
  • Local Office Supply
  • Local Jewelry Store

 

Partial list of what is included in training-

  • Health and Safety in the work environment
  • Customer Service
  • Food Prep
  • Delivery Services
  • Inventory Control
  • Accounting management using Quickens Book Keeping and ledgers
  • Sales
  • Social Thinking
  • Self-advocacy
  • Time card management
  • Hygiene
  • Care and Maintenance of Equipment
  • Cleaning Techniques
  • Computer Skills

 

September - Getting things rolling!

As we move into our first full month of school, things are getting rolling! We have intramurals with Ms Nea Nea getting started, classroom trips beginning and vocational activities getting underway. The momentum will build as we move through the month.

Upcoming Events – September

Sept 2 – Labor Day – No School

Sept 20 – 1/2 Day – 11:15 Dismissal

NCCC Supports Autism

NCCC was developed and created as an opportunity to provide resources, training, and employment for lifelong learners embracing Autism.

The NCCC original concept, building design, and marketing have been a collaboration by students from local schools.   The students of Re-Education benefit and learn weekly at NCCC.  To help support our students and the NCCC program go to www.northcoastcorn.com and make your popcorn purchase today!