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1 School to Work Transition for Young Adults with Disabilities

2 Transition Services EducationTraining Employment Independent Living Secondary – Adult Transition (18-26 yrs.) IDEA Transition Services

3 Oakland County Student Data Students with an IEP Ages 14-26 years Students with an IEP Ages 18-26 years Of all students with an IEP in Michigan, ages 19-26 1,700 are in Oakland County

4 Project SEARCH School to Work Transition 380+ licensed sites United States International (Canada, UK, Australia) 43 States Business Led US Dept. of Ed National Institute Health Embassy Suites Many major health care systems www.projectsearch.us

5 State Level Recognition Health & Wellness Report MI ASD State Plan

6 Michigan Initiative for Expansion $500,000 Dept. of Human Services $1.8 million Federal Match MI Rehabilitation New Michigan Sites 4-6 for 2016-2017

7 Project SEARCH: Michigan

8 Project SEARCH Michigan Bay Arenac – Delta College Calhoun – Duncan Aviation Dearborn – Henry Ford Community College Detroit (2) - Blue Cross & DTE Energy Grand Rapids (2) - 5 th /3 rd Bank & Spectrum Health Kalamazoo - Bronson Hospital Lenawee –Tecumseh- ProMedica Health System Monroe - ProMedica Monroe Regional Hospital Montcalm Co. – Spectrum Health Oakland Co. (2) – Henry Ford W. Bloomfield & Beaumont Health System- Troy

9 Project SEARCH Michigan 2016-2017 Ingham – MI State University Livingston – St Joseph Hospital Ottawa – Spectrum Health Midland – A Division of Dow Jackson – Allegiance Health Genesee, Wexford/Cadillac, Berrien, Dearborn – working on sites

10 1 year School to Work Transition Model Students with an IEP 18-26 years of age Developmental Disabilities/Intellectual Disabilities Total immersion in the host business Classroom Departments for internship rotations Business standard Collaborative Partnership Braided Funding Outcome is Competitive Employment! MODEL

11 Oakland County Project SEARCH Collaborative

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13 73% of Project SEACH completers are employed 20 hours + $ minimum wage + (based on national database)

14 Project SEARCH Success National 73% Employed Michigan 64% Employed Oakland 60% Employed

15 Henry Ford West Bloomfield Hospital Outcome Award 70 - 79% Employment

16 Project SEARCH: Changing the Lives of Young Adults in Oakland County

17 Oakland County 2-4 additional sites Expansion to north region of county Option on the continuum of career preparation

18 Cathy Schmidt Special Education Consultant 248.209.2504 cathy.schmidt@oakland.k12.mi.us Contact


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