The document discusses transition programming and support for special education students aged 18-21 with learning disabilities or emotional/behavioral disorders. It notes that federal law requires transition goals by age 14 to improve post-school outcomes. However, transition programming often focuses more on independent living and employment skills than college access. The document also reports that a study of 12 special education teachers found that while current transition programs somewhat met student needs, they were less effective in providing skills for employment. Most teachers felt students lacked equal opportunities to develop post-secondary skills. The document recommends recreating transition programming to make it more relevant and increase supports for college-bound special needs students.