Past Events

This is a collaborative TA event for the Western Region with the ASD Network and Transition.  It is designed to create a space for employers, advocates, families, educators and agencies to come together and discuss community opportunities for transition-age youth and adults in the area.

Join the Central Region Transition team at MPCC in North Platte to explore postsecondary education options in the Central Region. 

Contact bryan@esu10.org with questions and to register

Transition Readiness for Elementary and Middle Level is a practical and engaging event designed to help educators, families, and support teams prepare students with disabilities for future success. Focused on early transition planning, the session will explore age-appropriate strategies to build foundational skills in areas like self-awareness, independence, and goal setting, setting the stage for smoother transitions into high school and beyond.

Hosted by ESU 3

Calling all CTE, Secondary SpEd and School Counselors! Network with other educators and hear from NDE, connect with community partners and be encouraged!

This event brings together self-advocates with disabilities from around the Midwest to exchange ideas and learn from each other about advocacy. 

• Participating States
• Colorado
• Iowa
• Kansas
• Missouri
• Nebraska
• South Dakota
• Wyoming

✨ Discover What’s Possible at Our Parent Agency Fair! ✨
Join us for an engaging event where families and caregivers can connect directly with agencies dedicated to supporting children and young adults with disabilities. Explore resources, discover upcoming events, and learn about services designed to empower your child’s growth and independence.

1. Transition Planning–Federal Indicators
2. Why and How do we Transition Plan?
3. Indicator 13 components review in depth
4. Tools to get stronger at transition planning
5. ILCD Self-Assessment review
6. Evaluating individual transition IEPs with NTACT Indicator 13 rubric

Review and upload IEPs selected for Indicator 13 File Reviews. SE Regional Facilitator will provide support for school districts to complete this in a timely manner and prepare for potential areas of need.  

Bring your files to review prior to submitting for the Indicator 13 Self-Evaluation. At least 1 person from each district needs to complete the file review. SE Region Transition Facilitator will share the rubric with you and support review and upload of files.

Join us for a half-day with Michalla Schartz with a focus on the Guided Upload for Indicator 13, in alignment with Nebraska Department of Education (NDE) requirements.This hands-on training is designed for Special Education Directors and Secondary Special Education Teachers to ensure compliance with Indicator 13, which monitors transition planning in IEPs for students aged 14 and older.

1. Transition Planning–Federal Indicators
2. Why and How do we Transition Plan?
3. Indicator 13 components review in depth
4. Tools to get stronger at transition planning
5. ILCD Self-Assessment review
6. Evaluating individual transition IEPs with NTACT Indicator 13 rubric