Issue #13: Record Keeping During the Transition Service Part V

The October issue of NASET‘s Educating Children with Severe Disabilities series will cover the following topic:

Record Keeping During the Transition Service

Be prepared as you can in this phase of your student’s life and ensure the best possible transition and guarantee of services. This section will guide you through the types of records and information that parents will need to gather. Your assistance in helping students and parents gather this necessary information will facilitate the student’s transition to adulthood.

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