IDD Education Center

Collaboration Employment & Education Synergy (CEES) is a program designed for high school students ages 14–21, offering real-world internship experiences that help them explore future career paths. The curriculum focuses on building self-determination, vocational skills, and strong social communication abilities, giving students the tools they need to grow more confident and independent as they prepare for life after high school.

The Transition and Access Pathways (TAP) program is a four‑year college certificate program that offers students the chance to live on campus while gaining important life and career skills. Through academic support, career development, and opportunities to build personal responsibility and social connections, TAP helps students grow more independent and prepared for their future.

The Transition and Access Pathways (TAP) program is a four‑year college certificate program that offers students the chance to live on campus while gaining important life and career skills. Through academic support, career development, and opportunities to build personal responsibility and social connections, TAP helps students grow more independent and prepared for their future.

The Regional Autism Advisory Council (RAAC) is a community‑driven organization that brings people together to strengthen support for individuals with autism. It coordinates trainings, educational sessions, and professional development opportunities, while also creating space for networking and resource sharing among families, professionals, and community partners.