Mathematics curriculum focused on practical money management and financial skills for independent living.

A class providing work and life skills instruction through practical experiences and simulated work environments.

Classroom-based instruction in vocational skills using work task boxes and various work tasks to improve employability skills.

Job training skills, obtaining employment, and work experiences at district sites and community locations where students earn paychecks. Includes job coaching support.

Learning experiences conducted in community locations to develop skills for increased independence in real-world settings.

Classroom instruction in transition areas including postsecondary education and training, employment, and independent living to promote increased independence in the community.

Hands-on learning opportunities focused on developing skills needed for managing a household and living independently.

Instruction and experiences in recreation and leisure activities to support meaningful participation in community life.

Instruction and support for developing self-regulation, social skills, self-advocacy, and self-determination. Uses strategies including the Five Point Scale, Zones of Regulation, sensory breaks, and visual schedules.