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Developmentally Challenged Students

The goal of these programs is to successfully prepare developmentally challenged students to make the transition from codependency to independent living. Each is designed to prepare students for vocational training and job readiness through the enrichment of academic skills and the enhancement of critical life skills.

Program Requirements

To participate, individuals must be:

At least 17 years of age
A high school graduate or a senior in high school.

Contact

Northeast Campus
Transitional Skills Program
Call 817-515-6657

Southeast Campus
First Choice Program
Call 817-515-3020

South Campus
College Explorations
Call 817-515-4592

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