Pennsylvania’s transition community has a long-standing legacy of supporting youth and young adults in successfully navigating the transition from school to adult life. Since 1990, Pennsylvania’s Local Transition Coordinating Councils (LTCCs) have played a critical role in fostering collaboration, alignment, and shared responsibility among stakeholders.

For the 2026–2027 school year, the Transition Coordinating Council of Allegheny County (TCCAC) will host four full-day, in-person meetings. These sessions are intentionally designed to provide dedicated time for high-quality professional learning, cross-agency networking, strategic coordination, and the development of practical tools and resources. Each meeting will engage transition coordinators, educators, administrators, families, and agency partners in meaningful learning experiences focused on strengthening collaboration, enhancing problem-solving, and improving coordinated supports for transition-age youth with disabilities.

The series emphasizes building systems and practices that empower students to successfully navigate their individualized pathways toward graduation, identify postsecondary outcomes and foster success beyond the IEP. Participants are encouraged to attend all council meetings to maximize opportunities to expand their professional networks, deepen their knowledge and expertise, access valuable resources, and stay informed about upcoming initiatives and events that support their work and community connections.

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