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saraeharris

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How often must a transition plan be updated and re-evaluated?
 
  A. Every 6 months
  B. Every year
  C. Every two years
  D. On a continuous basis

Question 2

Districts must report on which of the following regarding their success with transition planning?
 
  A. Post-secondary outcomes
  B. Employment and/or educational status
  C. Employment duration
  D. All of the above



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Answer to Question 1

B.
Explanation: Transition plans need to be updated at least once per year.

Answer to Question 2

D.
Explanation: Districts must account for the success and the results of their transition planning in the areas of: post-secondary outcomes, employment and/or educational status and employment duration.



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