Seamless Transition @ Carroll Community (STCC)

Carroll Community College

Seamless Transition @ Carroll Community (STCC)
1601 Washington Rd.
Westminster, MD 21157

Program Contact	Mary Pat Dye
Email	mhdye@carrollk12.org
Phone	410.751.3953

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ST@CC is a partnership between Carroll County Public Schools, Carroll Community College and The Arc Carroll County. The program was developed for students who demonstrate higher levels of independence and are able to participate in on-campus jobs on a rotational basis. Job rotations give students exposure to a variety of work settings allowing them to sharpen skills, as well as identify areas of possible career interests. Classroom instruction focuses on academic skills for the workplace, financial literacy, self-determination, career development, and communication and social skills.

General
Public or private:	Public
Type of school:	2-year community college or junior college
Is this program a federally funded TPSID program?	No
Students in this program:	Are still enrolled in high school
Number of students:	8

Affiliates
School district or agency partner:	Carroll County Public Schools
Contact person:	Mary Pat Dye
Email:	mhdye@k12.carr.org

Requirements
Requirements for admission to this program:	At least 18 years old Student must be a resident of the state where the program is located Must have completed 4 years of high school and working towards a Maryland High School Certificate of Program Completion Must be able to adapt to the campus environment Must be able to navigate the campus independently Must be DORS eligible Must have some work experience Must have a Maryland ID Card Must have a Social Security Card
Please indicate which disabilities students in this program have:	Intellectual disability Autism
Program length:	1 year

Cost
Is this program able to provide federal financial aid as a Comprehensive Transition Program (CTP)?	No
Students pay for the program in the following ways:	Local School District funds
Scholarships available:	Students are enrolled in Carroll County Public Schools and are entitled to services through the year of their 21st birthday.

Academic
Students take these types of "typical" courses (with students who don't have disabilities):	Students do not take typical college courses
More about course access:	Classroom instruction focuses on reading & written language, financial literacy, communication & social skills, self-determination, and Career & Employment Resource Planning.
Students take courses that are only for students in this program:	Yes
Time spent only with other students in this program:	All of the time

Employment
Other career development activities are:	Internships Volunteer work

Housing
Housing is provided to students:	No

Last updated: Wednesday, August 1, 2018 - 14:26