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WCTA describes Transition Program for students 14–22 to Waterloo board
Summary
WCTA representatives detailed a Transition Program offering academics, social and life‑skills instruction for students ages 14–22; a student participated and refreshments were provided by Amy Yearian.
Representatives from the Waterloo Community Transition Association (WCTA) presented the district board with details of the Transition Program for students ages 14–22.
Kristen Goeddel and Jen Kretchmer described the program's services—academics, community‑based instruction, social interaction, life skills and independent living skills—designed to support students with transition needs. The presentation included a student presence and refreshments provided by Amy Yearian.
Board members thanked the presenters; the minutes record appreciation and no immediate board action was required. The presentation provides context for special education and transition services planning for the coming year.
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