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Has Anyone Homeschool Their 18+ Year Old And Still Did Community Base Services?
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Have a 18 year old would 12th grade year was a wash with goals that supposedly were master with 30-45 days after school started. Not trusting the district's transition program as I notice it's non academic mostly living skills such as community outings for knowing the bus and community knowledge like the library etc. No scheduling plan set up for the week.

posted September 5, 2017
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A MyAutismTeam Member

It's early in the year yet @A MyAutismTeam Member, Give them a few days to get themselves around. My Son is in a similar class and it's this way every year.

posted September 6, 2017
A MyAutismTeam Member

@A MyAutismTeam Member thanks!!!

posted September 6, 2017

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