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The Student Transition Online Resource was created collaboratively by professionals from the Connecticut Department of Education, Bureau of Special Education, Department of Rehabilitation Services, Capital Region Education Council / Soundbridge, and the American School for the Deaf.
This site is for students who are deaf or hard of hearing and serves as a one-stop shop for locating resources in Connecticut and transition resources in general. This site is updated annually and freely available to students, teachers, and service providers. Special thanks to Maura McGuire, Capital Region Education Council/Soundbridge Academy, and Sheri Romblad, PATH/Family Voices of Connecticut, who served on the original committee for this initiative. In addition, a special thanks to Post Secondary Education Programs Network (PEPNET 2), for providing seed funding for this online resource. |
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If you have questions about this website, please feel free to contact any of the following individuals:
Desiree Duda
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Colleen Hayles
Connecticut State Department of Education Bureau of Special Education Colleen.Hayles@ct.org Voice: 860-713-6922 |
Heidi Henaire
Department of
Rehabilitation Services Bureau of Rehabilitation Services Heidi.Henaire@ct.gov VP: 860.920.7163 |
Heather McBride
Capital Region
Education Council / Soundbridge Hmcbride@crec.org Voice: 860-529-4260 x4202 |
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Alycia Trakas
Connecticut State Department of Education Bureau of Special Education Alycia.Trakas@ct.org Voice: 860-713-6932 |
Keri Weston Thomas
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The original Student Transition Resource was partially funded through Pepnet 2, the Research to Practice Division,
Office of Special Education Programs, US Department of Education via Cooperative Agreement #H326D110003.
Office of Special Education Programs, US Department of Education via Cooperative Agreement #H326D110003.
