Students with disabilities represent an above-average percent of the student population served in juvenile detention centers + correctional facilities. This week's resource is on Transition and Court-Involved Youth: Workplace Readiness Skills Assessment

☑️ Free Food All Day! ☑️ Free For High School Students in Central VA from 9th to 12th grade. 📍 Richmond Convention Center 403 N 3rd St, Richmond, VA 23219 March 22, 2025 More info:

Keah Brown’s words challenge us to see Black disabled individuals not as symbols or lessons but as people who shape history in real-time. Let’s celebrate their stories, contributions, and power. Wishing you all an empowered, inspired, and steady week ahead!

🔘 Prepare Questions: help the student write 3–5 simple questions like, “What do you do in a typical day?” or “What skills are most important for your job?” 🔘 Conduct & Reflect: encourage the student to take notes or record key insights, then discuss what they learned.

Check out our latest resource to learn: ☑️ The variety of experiences available to students ☑️ The progression of work-based learning experiences from middle school through high school ☑️ Grade-level appropriate options, with clear breakdowns for 6th-12th grade experiences

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Let's draw inspiration from these stories and support each other as we continue to rise above our challenges. We wish you all a lovely week! 🌞

🔘 Match to Careers: help them find images or words that represent careers related to their interests (e.g., a chef for someone who loves cooking). 🔘 Discuss & Display: talk about the careers they included and ways to explore them further. Display the collage as a reminder.