Innovative Program Helps FHS Special Needs Students Transition Out Of High School

May 20, 2019 School News

The PCAST program allows students to focus on aspects of themselves that will help them into adulthood.

The Franklin High School library was the setting May 14 for a year-end presentation of an innovative, yet not new, program aimed at special needs students.

Funded by the state Department of Education’s Office of Special Education, the Person Centered Approaches in School and Transition (PCAST) is a project of Rutgers University – The Boggs Center on Developmental Disabilities. The program is open to students aged 14 to 21 with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities.

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