Alex Budziszewski
VOC Coordinator 708.482.1170 [email protected] Meg Murphy VOC Transitional Services 708.482.1176 [email protected] Grace Perez VOC Administrative Assistant LADSE/DRS Program Asst. 708.482.1186 gperez@ladse.org |
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LADSE works with its high schools to determine appropriate vocational and academic programs to help fourteen to twenty-one year old students with disabilities to achieve independence through fulfilling and meaningful employment. A major emphasis is to assist students in their transitions from school, to work, to life as independent functioning adults. To this end, students are provided counseling, job training, coaching and placement, interpersonal skill development, career awareness, educational planning assistance, and transitional linking.
The Vocational Alliance is a partnership of LADSE, Riverside-Brookfield and Lyons Township High Schools, the Illinois Department of Rehabilitation Services (DRS), the Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership (CCWP), and local employers. Through academic and vocational experiences, the partnership improves outcomes for students by building bridges to assist students with disabilities in moving from school into the working world.
LADSE also has a valuable affiliation with the grant-funded EmployAlliance/West Suburban Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The EmployAlliance and LADSE’s vocational staff together plan for the preparation of the community’s work force through economic and work force development, leadership development, transition and employment training and planning.
The Vocational Alliance is a partnership of LADSE, Riverside-Brookfield and Lyons Township High Schools, the Illinois Department of Rehabilitation Services (DRS), the Chicago Cook Workforce Partnership (CCWP), and local employers. Through academic and vocational experiences, the partnership improves outcomes for students by building bridges to assist students with disabilities in moving from school into the working world.
LADSE also has a valuable affiliation with the grant-funded EmployAlliance/West Suburban Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The EmployAlliance and LADSE’s vocational staff together plan for the preparation of the community’s work force through economic and work force development, leadership development, transition and employment training and planning.