Engaging and Re-Engaging Youth: NE’s Results Topic Transition Conference October 14, 2014 Lindy Foley:

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Engaging and Re-Engaging Youth: NE’s Results Topic Transition Conference October 14, 2014 Lindy Foley:

History OSEP Continuous Improvement Visit conducted in 2011 Developed a plan for re-engaging youth with disabilities who dropped out of school

History The three-year plan included selecting pilot sites to research and develop programs to support youth with disabilities who have become disengaged in school ▫Dropout prevention ▫Dropout recovery

History In 2012 the state disseminated an RFP in effort to select the pilot sites The state used components highlighted in the “Reentry Three Part Series”

Leaving to Learn o&list=UU-pRqYMw6UhQv15YEwyHVtg

Re-entry Programs The Need for a Broad Range of Options Strategies for Locating and Reenrolling Characteristics of Reentry Programs

History Three projects started in 2013 Varying demographics, opportunities and challenges

NE Post School Outcome Data

NE Post School Outcomes Data

Resources Graduation Considerations Transition-Topics pdf

Resources Dropout Prevention Research and Resources

Closing Additional information? Lindy Foley: