12 Ways Young Adults of All Abilities Can Prepare For Successful Employment In High School And After Graduation: Free 4

I work with a lot of families of young adults with disabilities in the second half of high school or recent graduates. I understand it's a hard time for them. Many have difficulty making friends. It’s challenging for them to keep up academically, plus everyone is just trying to figure out what to do after high school graduation. It can be very stressful.

I know what it's like to not be heard by school officials. To think that your child is

not getting the attention they need, and to know that your child can do and learn much more is very frustrating and upsetting. I've heard the cries from parents that their school does not have any sense of urgency. Do they understand that your child will eventually

graduate into the adult world? You need a person with experience and a proven track record that knows how things work with…