• promote environments for statewide systematic changes which enhance transition planning and post-school services for students with disabilities and their families;
• identify successful alternatives and overecome barioers to effective education, employment, and independent living outcomes;
• promote and support interagency collaboration in order to enhance delivery of services and increase the post-secondary success for all Kansas students with disabilities and their families; and
• provide and recieve support and guidance for and from local transition councils.

The Kansas State Transition Council is currently comprised of one representative from each of eight regions across Kansas. A State Transition Council Chairperson makes the ninth member of the STC. Each State Transition Council member represents the interests and concerns of the local transition councils within the represented region.

Region Map - includes local Council contact information

Meeting schedule and minutes

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