Free printable · Grades 9 to 12
Free transition goals worksheet for high school
Transition planning starts with what the student wants. This free set walks a high school student through what they like to do, then learning, working and living after high school, what they are good at, and who can help, with a job skills check at the end. It is a starting point for the transition goals in the IEP.
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What it is
A student-centered transition planning set: an interest checklist, a My Future page for learning, working and living after high school, and a job skills check.
How to use it
- Do the interest checklist first; there are no wrong answers.
- Fill My Future together, in the student's words.
- Use the answers to draft postsecondary goals with the team.
Three quick tips
- Let the student say, write, draw or use their device to answer.
- Talk with the family about the living section.
- Come back to it every year; plans change.
Questions
- Who is it for?
- High school students with IEPs and their teams, as a starting point for transition planning.
- Does the student have to write?
- No. The student can say, write, draw or use their device, and an adult can write for them.
- Is it a finished transition assessment?
- No. It is a draft for your team's professional review.
A starting point for your own professional judgment. Use initials only on any page about a student.