Event Details
Transition Tuesday
Sponsoring Organization: CPAC
Transition Assessments and Why They Matter
Tuesday, November 11, 2025
7:00 pm
No cost
This session will provide an overview of the purpose and process of secondary transition assessments, highlighting the important role parents play as contributors and collaborators in the transition process. Participants will learn about both formal and informal assessment tools used to identify a student’s strengths, interests, preferences, and needs related to postsecondary education, career development, and independent living goals.
Presenters: From the Regional Educational Service Centers (RESC)
Morgan O’Malley, M. Ed, Secondary Transition Consultant, EASTCONN
Claudia Provenzano, Education and Transition Specialist, Capitol Region Education Council, (CREC)
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Parent Training and
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Connections
Family Connections is for parents in CT who have a child with a disability, ages birth to three years old who are receiving services through Connecticut's Birth to Three System.
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Families and Schools
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Youth Advisory Board & REAL Transition Partners
A collaboration between all 26 Region A parent centers, provides innovative services that involve diverse youth/young adults with disabilities and their families.
Next
STEPS
This 8 session series helps parents and professionals gain the skills necessary for them to be effective members at the Planning and Placement Team meeting (PPT).
Training for
Parents & Professionals
Training workshops which can be tailored to meet individual group needs and interests. Workshops can also be presented in Spanish.