Florida’s secondary transition network

Cultivating what comes next

Project 10 helps Florida schools, families and partners prepare students with disabilities for life after high school, from college and careers to living independently.

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Explore by topic

Resources for educators, families, students and agency partners at every step of secondary transition.

  • Student Engagement & Success

    Family engagement, interagency collaboration and student-focused planning, organized around Kohler’s Taxonomy for Transition Programming.

    5 pages

  • Postsecondary Education & Training

    Plan for college, career and technical education, and the other options open to students after high school.

    2 pages

  • Employment

    Job search, workplace accommodations and the supports that help young people find and keep a job.

    2 pages

  • Independent Living

    Financial literacy, guardianship, health, housing, recreation and getting around.

    6 pages

  • Legislation & Policy

    The federal and state laws, rules and indicators that shape secondary transition in Florida.

    2 pages

  • What's New

    Upcoming conferences and webinars, past presentations, Topical Briefs and new opportunities.

    6 pages

Resources by location

Find support in your district

Project 10’s Regional Transition Representatives work with every school district in Florida. Find your district’s exceptional student education contacts and your regional representative.

  • Northcentral Florida
  • Northeast Florida
  • East Central Florida
  • West Central Florida
  • South Florida
  • Northwest Florida
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Our mission

Building capacity for brighter futures

Project 10 assists Florida school districts and relevant stakeholders in building capacity to provide secondary transition services to students with disabilities, in order to improve their academic success and post-school outcomes. We are the primary link between the Florida Department of Education’s Bureau of Exceptional Education and Student Services and district personnel.

More about Project 10
  • Capacity building

    Statewide development and implementation of evidence-based transition practices, aligned with general education initiatives.

  • Interagency collaboration

    Support for state and district interagency activities, and recommended practices for working together.

  • Transition legislation and policy

    Training and technical assistance on state and national legislation, State Board of Education rules and compliance.

  • Student development and outcomes

    Self-determination, career development, postsecondary education and independent living for every student.

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