Effective secondary transition planning requires early engagement, a comprehensive focus on academic, functional, and social skills, and student-centered strategies. Collaboration with families and community partners is essential in addressing students’ post-secondary goals, such as education/training, employment, independent living, community participation, and in supporting their long-term success. Partnerships among transition agencies and stakeholders at the school, district, community, county, regional, and State levels are the path to improving outcomes for children and youth with disabilities in Oklahoma.

Together we can maximize opportunities for career exploration, work-based learning, paid work experiences, and learning, living, participating, and working in our communities statewide!

Plan Your Way OK is here to encourage collaboration, enhance existing partnerships, and develop new ones! Find resources, including state agencies, advocacy, and family partners, and helpful information on our site. Our vision is to connect transition partners and stakeholders to improve outcomes for all! Explore the tabs in the menu of our website to find the support you need.