OPTIONS FOR INDEPENDENCE
From High School to Independent Adulthood
A structured post-secondary transition program for young adults with learning disabilities and differences, integrating academics, career preparation, communication, executive function, independent living, and community participation.
OPTIONSPath to IndependenceOne page. One purpose-built storytelling experience.
WHY THIS PAGE MATTERS
Parent concern. Student aspiration. One clearer path.
I want a real adult life with the right level of support.
SIGNATURE EXPERIENCE
Path to Independence
OPTIONS helps students practice the responsibilities of adulthood while support changes with demonstrated readiness.
Academics
Build learning strategies, college readiness, and self-advocacy.
Career
Develop workplace skills through progressive real-world experience.
Communication
Practice self-advocacy and adult communication in authentic settings.
Independent Living
Manage routines, meals, money, transportation, and home responsibilities.
Executive Function
Build planning, organization, initiation, and follow-through across environments.
Community
Practice adult life in a real college-town environment.
REAL OPTIONS EXPERIENCES
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Home in the larger OPTIONS system
OPTIONS helps students practice the responsibilities of adulthood while support changes with demonstrated readiness.
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Structured progression toward each student’s personal level of independence.
OPTIONS integrates skill development across real adult environments so growth can transfer beyond a single classroom or service.
NEXT STEP
See whether OPTIONS fits your student’s goals.
Start with a conversation, complete the pre-admission questionnaire, or plan a visit.