Making Connections - Transitions for Students with disabilities - 5/26/21

12:00pm, 5-26-2021

Young people with disabilities face many challenges finding a place in their community after they graduate, especially in a small town like Washougal, Wa. This is a topic that hits close to home for me. Jessica Nickels, who works with me at Washougal High School, has worked hard for the last four years to to build a program that helps these young adults prepare for an independent life and find meaningful employment. ~Barb

The school district is offering a free screening of the movie Hearts of Glass from June 2-12. A panel discussion will offer more insight and brainstorming about the subject on June 9. The link to the film and registration for the discussion: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/washougal-hearts-of-glass

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RonaldBurke

2:07am, 7-5-2021

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