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Page County pilot ‘Next Page’ post‑secondary program moves to community‑based model for students with IEPs
Summary
Page County Schools described a pilot post‑secondary (18–22) program for students with individual education plans that moved out of the high school into a community‑based trailer. Staff described community partnerships, work‑based learning, and volunteer activity; the board praised the program and offered support.
Page County Schools staff presented a pilot post‑secondary program for students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) that treats ages 18–22 as a community‑based transition option focused on independent living and employment skills.
Program model and services
Lisa Brown, the division’s transition coordinator, described the program called “Next Page.” Staff said it is a post‑secondary option, not the only option, for students who are eligible for services through age 22 and who have not earned a standard or advanced diploma.
Officials said the program moved out of the high school this year to a dedicated space (a trailer behind Luray Middle School) and emphasizes community‑based lessons, career exploration,…
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