Tell us a bit about yourself. If you are a consumer, are you in high school or have you graduated? If you are a family member, please provide similar information on the person you are writing about.

What types of transition preparation are you receiving or did you receive in high school? Do/did these meet your needs and interests? What do/did you hope to do after high school?

If you are in high school, what types of services do you think you will have after graduation? Do you think you those services will allow you to meet your transition goals?

If you have already graduated, tell us about your life now. Please describe the services you currently have, including how many hours of each. Do these services allow you to meet the goals of your transition plan? How and how not?

If you have transition services, did you have the information you needed when you left high school to understand what was available to you and how to access these services?

If you are still in high school, are members of your transition team talking with you about what types of services are available and how to apply for them?

If you have transition services, was it easy to get what you needed to transition from school into the community when you applied for them?

If you are in high school, please tell us how old you are. Do you currently have a job?

What would you most like legislators to know about transition for youth with disabilities?

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