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TRANSPORTATION

Plan the Trip. Manage the Day.

Transportation requires more than knowing a route. Students practice timing, transfers, appointments, work schedules, errands, communication, and contingency planning.

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SIGNATURE EXPERIENCE

Plan the Trip

Community access is part of practical independence.

1

Home

Identify departure time and what is needed.

2

Transit

Choose route and account for travel time.

3

Destination

Arrive for class, work, shopping, or an appointment.

4

Change

Respond to delays or schedule changes.

5

Return

Plan the trip home and next responsibility.

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OPTIONS students walking together in the community as part of post-secondary transition programming
Students walking through the OPTIONS campus and community during a program visit
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Transportation in the larger OPTIONS system

Community access is part of practical independence.

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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.

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