Evergreen Transition Program (ETP)

Evergreen Transition Program (ETP) is a community-based instructional program that provides experiential learning opportunities for young adults with disabilities ages 18-22, to foster independence in the areas of employment, education/training, and life skills.

Vision

We collaborate with students, families, caregivers, community partners, state agencies, and employment vendors. We are committed to recognizing each student’s unique strengths and abilities while allowing them to make decisions through self-determination. We realize the challenges associated with transitioning into adulthood can be overwhelming.  We strive to support and empower students, families and caregivers to be prepared and successful for the future.

Mission

In accordance with Washington Administrative Code (WAC) and the Individuals with Disability Education Act (IDEA), the Bellevue Evergreen Transition Program strives to prepare young adults (18-22) with disabilities, who have not yet graduated from high school, to lead a fulfilling future with positive post-secondary outcomes. The program is based on the individual student’s needs, while taking into account their strengths, preferences and interests. Students work on self-awareness, self-advocacy, and self-determination no matter what pathway they are on:  Employment, Higher Education, or Social/Recreational. While attending ETP, students and families are connected with appropriate adult services & agencies to help bridge the gap between school and adulthood.

Attendance Policy

ETP has no attendance specialist. 
Please report absences to the classroom teacher directly