Southern Transition Real-World and Independent Vocational Education
116 East Main Street
Clinton, CT 06413
The STRIVE Program is a community-based program for students with disabilities ages 18 to 22 years old. Students will spend a portion of their day developing independent living, social, and employment skills. The students will also participate in a community-based work experiences based on their strength's, interests, and preferences. Each student's program will be individualized based on their unique needs and the decisions made at the Planning and Placement Team (PPT) meetings.
All STRIVE students will reach their full potential to obtain meaningful jobs, live as independently as possible, maintain friendships and participate as active citizens in their community.
The mission of the STRIVE Program, in partnership with the families, students, agencies and community resources, is to provide comprehensive transition services that will prepare students to reach their full potential and transition to post-secondary education, employment, independence and an active community life.
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