Vocational Education Booklets and Links
Downloadable versions of vocational Education Booklets and additional Links

A.C.C.E.S.S.
(Achieving Career Competencies with Education Standards and Skills)
Instructional Units

Lesson Plans
WCCUSD School to Career Summer 2000 Teacher Internship Program

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WorkAbility I/Transition
Partnership Program

WorkAbility I

WorkAbility I in partnership with WCCUSD Special Education Department is an array of services for special education students ages 14-22. It is designed to promote career awareness and exploration while students complete their secondary education. WorkAbility I in partnership with School-to-Career provides students with opportunities for job shadowing paid and non-paid work experience and ongoing support and guidance.

 

Transition Partnership Program (TPP)

In partnership with the Department of Rehabilitation, we offer employment assistance and ongoing case management services to our post-secondary students.

We are a team of Employment Specialists with expertise in job readiness training and placement. For more information, contact the Employment Specialist at your school:

Richmond High School
De Anza High School
Delta & Omega Continuation School
Teresa Gonzalez (510) 307-5337

Transition Program
Middle Schools
Vocational Evaluation
Alex Ramos (510) 307-5338

Pinole Valley High School
Hercules Middle High School
Sigma Continuation School
"Alternative High Schools"
Janet Scovell (510) 307-5341

Kennedy High School
El Cerrito High School
Kappa Continuation School
Jeff Washington (510) 307-5342


WorkAbility I / TPP Coordinator
Laraine Domenico (510) 307-5340

STEPS FOR SERVICES WITH WORKABILITY I/TRANSITION PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM

1. Application from your child's Special Education Teacher to the School-To-Career Department for services with a request for:

A. Vocational Assessment- preferably sophomore year OR
B. Transition Services

2. Set up a career plan:

        • Competitive employment experience

        • Supported employment experience

        • Community services

        • Vocational classes

        • College preparatory classes

        • Junior college requirements

        • Four-year college requirements

        • Post high school educational services, i.e., connecting to disabled student services programs, post secondary agencies that assist you with your goals!