Hands-on work development curriculum in a simulated work environment focusing on business and marketing skills including cash register operation, retail, business tables, payroll, and stock work.

Practical work skills training in consumer and service industries including cooking, measuring, sewing, custodial jobs, and health-related tasks.

Hands-on training in construction and industrial skills including woodworking, shop saws, hand tools (pliers, wrenches, hand drills, saws), screws and nails, measuring tools, and electrical wiring.

Work skills development in processing and production environments including assembly, sorting, and production line tasks.

Computer skills and technology training including computer options and data entry.

Functional curriculum focusing on age-appropriate skills and activities designed for transition into post-graduation placements and adult life, including community-based learning experiences.

Practical cooking and food preparation skills for independent living.

Individualized academic instruction based on the Secondary Education Curriculum and Standards for Lifelong Learning, adapted to student IEP goals and functional needs.

Community-based work experiences and job training opportunities to develop employment skills and workplace behaviors.

Individualized transition planning and skill development focused on post-secondary goals, independent living, and career preparation.

Training in essential workplace skills including quality of work, work rate, following instructions, independent work, time management (clocking in/out), workplace safety, and social/soft skills.

Hands-on science and horticulture program using the school garden for practical learning experiences in plant care, gardening, and environmental science.