Arlington ISD recognizes graduates of 18-plus transition program
Arlington ISD held a recognition for students completing its 18-plus program, which supports students with special needs in independent living and employability skills; staff said 28 of about 60 students are graduating this year.
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Arlington ISD recognized students completing its 18-plus transition program, which serves students with special needs who have finished high school credits and are 18 to 22 years old. District staff said the program focuses on independent living and employability skills and includes community activities and workplace skill development. According to program staff, about 60 students participate and 28 are graduating this year.
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