A comprehensive work-based learning experience for students ages 18-21 with moderate to severe disabilities. The program empowers students to build essential skills and achieve greater independence through hands-on career exploration in industries such as food service, retail, materials management, and hospitality. Students participate in community-based job training at partner sites including the Omni Louisville Hotel, Louisville Zoo, Kentucky Science Center, local hospitals, and St. Vincent DePaul's food pantry. The program includes an observational assessment period and provides personalized assistance with adult agency support services as students transition out of JCPS. The ultimate goal is to prepare students for independent and competitive paid employment.

Hands-on vocational training providing students with practical job skills and real-world work experience. Students develop career-specific competencies through community-based placements in various industries including hospitality (hotel housekeeping), food service, retail, materials management, and healthcare support. Training includes specific tasks such as cleaning guest rooms, doing laundry, organizing inventory, prepping and bagging food, and greeting customers.

Comprehensive instruction in essential life skills to promote independence and self-sufficiency. Curriculum covers community safety, travel and navigation skills (including use of TARC public transportation), social interaction and communication, time management, organization, following directions from supervisors, workplace etiquette (signing in/checking in), and independent living competencies. Students build self-confidence and learn to maintain a professional, friendly attitude in various settings.

Focused instruction on workforce readiness and employment preparation. Students learn job search techniques, job interview preparation, how to start and finish assigned tasks, taking instructions from supervisors, customer service skills, and developing professional work habits. The program emphasizes soft skills development including communication, teamwork, and building physical stamina for workplace demands. Career exploration activities help students identify personal strengths and interests.

Specialized academic instruction tailored to students with moderate to severe disabilities (MSD). Curriculum focuses on functional skills applicable to daily living and employment rather than traditional academic subjects. Instruction is individualized based on student IEP (Individual Education Program) goals and emphasizes practical application of basic literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving skills in real-world contexts.