Secondary Transition Services
Pathways to success: Understanding Transition
Transition is the process all students go through as they move from school to post-school life. Newport-Mesa Unified School District supports our students and their families transition in a proactive and coordinated way that focuses on improving the academic and functional achievements of each student.
Education and Training Resources
- College Planning Checklist for 9th-12th grade
- A-G Course Requirements by California Public Universities
- Department of Rehabilitations - Financial Assistance
- Orange County Conservation Corp - HS Diploma, Job Training & Employment
- FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
- Think College Online newsletter for parents and students. Information on options for students with intellectual disabilities attending college
- NMUSD CTE Program - Career Technical Education program
- NMUSD and Coastline ROP - Regional Occupational Program
- DSPS - Disabled Student Program and Services
Post-Secondary Programs
- California College Promise Grant
- Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS)
- Coastline College
- Santa Ana College
- Orange Coast College
- Saddleback College
- Irvine Valley College
- Golden West College
- Santiago Canyon College
- North Orange County Continuing Education
- NMUSD Adult Education - GED and HS Diploma courses
Career Exploration Resources
Agencies that Support Transition
Resources for parents
- Superior Court of California: Orange County - Conservatorship
- Conservatorship and Alternatives - CA State Council on Developmental Disabilities
- Limited Conservatorship Workshop - Superior Court of California, County of Orange
resources for students
- When I turn 18th
- Sexual Harassment training
Contact Us
Jake Barkero Program Specialist (949) 515-5343 jbarkero@nmusd.us
NMUSD Adult transition Program
Vocational Skill Training Programs
