Navigating the transition from high school to adulthood can be challenging, especially for students with Learning Differences (LD) and Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). Join Ed Roe, an expert in postsecondary transition programs, for an insightful presentation on selecting the best programs and services to support your neorodivergent young adult’s journey.
Attend to Learn How to:
Ask the Right Questions: Learn how to identify and ask the crucial questions when evaluating postsecondary transition programs.
Recognize Necessary Supports: Understand the essential academic, social, advising, life skills, wellness, career, clinical, and family supports that contribute to a successful transition for ASD/LD students.
3. Assess Program Quality: Discover what to look for in postsecondary programs and services for your unique needs.
Participants will leave with important information on the key considerations for transitioning to adulthood after high school, through shared experience and insight from CIP’s transition programs across the country. About the Presenter
Ed Roe is the Program Director at CIP Bloomington, where he leads programs
that support young adults with Learning Differences and those on the Autism Spectrum. With over a decade of experience in education and transitional
services, Ed is dedicated to helping students achieve independence and success as they transition from high school to higher education and beyond.
Original Air Date: Tuesday April 29, 2025 at 6pm EST
Location: Watch Video Recoding On-Demand
Presenter: Ed Roe, CIP Bloomington Program Director Click Here to watch the recording on-demand!Life After High School Webinar – The CIP Team
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