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Student Driven Cross-Agency Assessment Coordination and Implementation: An Overview of the New NTACT:C Collaborative Assessment Guide for Transition Planning

Interagency Collaboration, OnDemand, Webinar, Youth Engagement

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Recorded Date: April 18, 2024
Time: 2:00 pm EDT / 1:00 pm CDT / 12:00 pm MDT / 11:00 am PDT
Location: Live on Zoom
1 CRC credit available

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About this Event

This engaging webinar presented by youth and family representatives and NTACT:C staff, will provide an overview of the new NTACT:C Collaborative Assessment Guide for Transition Planning (CAG). The CAG is intended to help students, family members, educators, vocational rehabilitation (VR) counselors, human services and health agency staff, and other partners develop a coordinated assessment approach for transition planning and service delivery. The CAG includes supplemental sections designed for students and families and a listing of common definitions used throughout this resource. It also includes a supplement to highlight the assessment requirements of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA, 2004) and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Rehab Act), as amended by title IV of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). Finally, it includes a supplement of sample assessment tools.

Training Objectives: 

  • Understand the six-step cross-agency assessment process.
  • Increased knowledge of the strategies and resources to ensure that students and families, educators and vocational rehabilitation counselors are actively engaged in the assessment process.
  • Increase ability to identify examples of activities, tools and resources that can be used as part of the cross-agency assessment process.

Presenters

Aimee Combs

Executive Director Exceptional Children’s Assistance Center
Aimee Combs, is the Executive Director at the Exceptional Children’s Assistance Center, which serves as North Carolina's Parent Training & Information Center and Family to Family Health Information Center. She has a 26-year old son with autism and has navigated the journey from early intervention to special education and the transition to adulthood. Aimee has a strong connection to families with children with special needs and finds great fulfillment in her work, whether she is connecting them with resources or providing them with information to help them make informed decisions for their child.

Brenda Simmons, M.S.

Senior Technical Assistance and Research Analyst National Technical Assistance Center on Transition: the Collaborative (NTACT:C)
The George Washington University

Everett Deibler, M.A.

Director of Strategy and Engagement J. Badger Consulting
Everett Deibler, M.A., obtained his degree in Special Education and Human Development from George Washington University. Prior to joining J. Badger Consulting, he spent five plus years as a Learning Specialist at Lehigh Carbon Community College, where he led initiatives to promote accessibility, diversity, equity, inclusion, and disability sensitivity. Everett has over 10 years of experience in facilitating programs and discussions on the local, state, and national level around youth engagement, competitive integrated employment, person-centered approaches, inclusion, disability awareness and sensitivity.

Michael Stoehr

Knowledge Development and Technical Assistance Specialist National Technical Assistance Center on Transition: the Collaborative (NTACT:C)
UNC Charlotte - Cato College of Education