BRANDON ADULT TRANSITION PROGRAM

Brandon Adult Transition Program is a public school that is part of the Brandon School District in the Counties of Oakland and Lapee school district, located in Ortonville, MI with about 9 students.

The Brandon Adult Transition Program, located in Ortonville, Michigan, is a specialized educational initiative designed for students with disabilities who have completed their high school graduation requirements but require additional support to transition into adulthood. The program typically serves young adults (generally between the ages of 18 and 26) by focusing on functional life skills, community participation, and vocational readiness. By shifting the focus away from traditional academic coursework, the program aims to foster independence and provide students with the tools necessary to navigate the responsibilities of daily living, employment, and social integration.

The program operates under the umbrella of the Brandon School District with an emphasis on individualized instruction tailored to each student’s specific goals and needs. Curriculum components often include personal finance management, travel training, interpersonal communication, and pre-vocational training or job shadowing experiences within the local community. Through this supportive environment, the Brandon Adult Transition Program seeks to empower students to reach their highest potential and achieve a meaningful, self-determined quality of life after their formal public education concludes.

For more information, contact Brandon Adult Transition Program at (248) 627-1855 or visit the school personally to speak with a faculty or administrative member about any specific questions you may have.