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About the School-to-Work Program

Find out more on the King County School-to-Work program that helps students with developmental disabilities and their families before the end of their high school transition programs.

Online orientation

Our motto is “Jobs by June.” It sums up our goal of all students finding paid employment before exiting their high school transition programs. We put together 4 videos as an intro to the School-to-Work program.

Welcome to the School-to-Work program online orientation

What is the School-to-Work program?

Why School-to-Work?

How to participate in School-to-Work

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How to apply

Get your School-to-Work application ready, find help, and learn other steps you can take in the process.

Life after school

Attend a Preparing for Life After School virtual meeting to learn more about the program.

Choose a service provider

Learn more about how Employment Service Agencies help connect you with work.

Interpretation and accessibility services

Developmental Disabilities and Early Childhood Supports team - When you call, say your language in English, such as “Spanish” then say “Interpreter” in English. We will place you on hold while we connect with an interpreter. Call 206-263-0853

King County’s 211 Crisis Connections provides comprehensive information on health and human services in King County, from rent and housing assistance to adult disability supports. Immediate language interpretation is available in more than 155 languages. Call 2-1-1 or 1-800-621-4636 Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm

Washington Relay 711: A person with a hearing loss or speech disability with specialized telecommunication equipment or a person using a standard phone may initiate a call through Washington Relay. Dial 711 to connect with a Communication Assistant, who will dial the requested number and relay the conversation between the two callers. Learn more about all Washington Relay Services and Spanish Relay.

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