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• Bureau of Special Education

• Connecticut Transition Programs

  This page contains an overview of transition-only services (18-22), a description of Connecticut Transition Programs Offering Transition-Only Services for Students with Disabilities (18-22), and a listing of Connecticut Transition Programs Offering Transition-Only Services for Students with Disabilities (18-21).

• Documents and Forms

  This page contains Secondary Transition Documents and Forms in the following areas: Secondary Transition Planning, Transition Assessments, Postsecondary Outcome Goal Statements & Annual Goals and Objectives, Self-Advocacy and Self-Determination, Student Success Plans (SSPs), and Summary of Performance (SOP).

• Title IX

• Related Resources

  Easing into Secondary Transition Related Resources

• Materials for Teachers

• Contacts

  Easing into Secondary Transition Contacts

• Forum Documents

  Presentation material from each session as well as the Session Planning Guide for the 2018 Performance Matters Forum.

• USDA Memo SP 03-2026, CACFP 02-2026, and SFSP 02-2026

  Incorporating Local Beef into Child Nutrition Program Meals

• Talk Tuesdays - Student Attendance and Engagement

• Community Eligibility Provision (CEP)

  The U.S. Department of Agriculture's CEP provides an alternative approach for offering school meals in local educational agencies and schools in low-income areas, instead of collecting individual household applications for free and reduced-price meals in school nutrition programs.

• Local Food for Schools Incentive Program

• Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP)

  The U.S. Department of Agriculture's FFVP provides all children in participating schools with a variety of free fresh fruits and vegetables throughout the school day.

• Food Distribution Program (USDA Foods)

  The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Food Distribution Program coordinates the distribution of USDA Foods to many of the public and private schools that provide meals to students through the USDA Child Nutrition Programs.

• Killingly 26-0316