Schools will  send home written communications for those families without e-mail access, however, this method will be used for its speed and efficiency to distribute routine notices or emergency announcements to parents and the community.

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Student using the ECO2/Eco Point Augmentative Communication Device to answer fellow students' questions.

What High School did you attend?

I went to Tesoro High School. 

What type of Career are you interested in?

I am interested in a career in Public Services or Arts, Media and Entertainment.

Who was your favorite High School teacher?

My favorite high school teacher was Mr. Wilmer

 Did you play any sports in High School?

Yes, l played baseball and football.

What would you like to do after you graduate?  

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"We will ensure that all our children will learn more today than yesterday, and more tomorrow than today." The mission of the Adult Transition Program is to develop young adults with special needs into positive, productive, and contributing members of society. Students in the ATP will demonstrate mastery of a continuum of Transition skills based on their unique level of ability with the goal of successfully transitioning to adult living. Skills will include social, communication, mobility, independent living, academic, technology, pre-employment, and employment skills. These skills are developed using Community-Based Instruction (CBI) in addition to classroom and community college instruction. Students will show respect for themselves and others, maintain regular attendance, exhibit good citizenship, and show an appreciation of diverse cultures. The Adult Transition Program is a program of 110 young adults with special needs ages 18-22 who have not received a diploma. The ATP is a continuum of federally-mandated Transition services for students receiving special education. The program serves students with a wide range of challenges especially those with developmental disabilities. All students access the community at some level. Many students attend classes at Saddleback College taking elective and academic classes. Some students receive work training at local businesses including the cutting-edge internship partnership with Mission Hospital. The ATP prepares students for involvement in adult community programs and, if possible employment. The unemployment rate of persons with disabilities is very high. Our program has one of the highest rates of employment in Southern California.