Programming for Students Ages 18-22

Student learn work skills and career instruction

Students receive instruction in career education in a variety of community settings and businesses. In addition to learning work skills, students receive instruction in applied academics, self-advocacy and independent living skills.

Programming and Centers

Students receive instruction in career education in a variety of community settings and businesses. In addition to learning work skills, students receive instruction in applied academics, self-advocacy and independent living skills.

Related Pages

Career Centers Overview

This Career Centers Overview was presented by Davis and Pulley Centers on November 14, 2018
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Secondary Transition to Employment Program (STEP)

A collaborative effort among FCPS staff and businesses in Fairfax County to provide students aged 18 to 22 with employment training in real work settings.

Career and Transition Services Presentation

Presentation on FCPS Career and Transition Services (CTS) by Sarah Blake, Janelle Ellis and Trevor Christensen.
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Postsecondary Options for Students Earning an Applied Studies Diploma

The Applied Studies Diploma is a recognized diploma by the Virginia Department of Education. Students who earn an Applied Studies Diploma are able to pursue multiple postsecondary options.
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Davis Career Center

The S. John Davis Career Center is one of two Fairfax County Public Schools centers that provides career and employment skills instruction to students with disabilities.
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Career and Transition Services Program Program Improvement and Innovation Plan

Relevant details and data for the Career and Transition Services Program.