ATTIC Transition

MISSION

WVS will provide training to develop work skills and increase the student’s ability to live and
work independently, making contributions in their community.

VISION

Every student with a disability exiting school in Skagit County will experience work,
develop a vocational goal, and be connected to Adult Services.

Adult Transition To
Independent Center services

The ATTIC Transition Program is for Students with disabilities aged 18-21 located at our Skagit County/Burlington Location. It is comprised of the following opportunities:

Classroom and Computer Lab

Skill development
Job Preparation
Work Ethics
Resume Building
Interviewing
Work Assessments

Skill development Opportunities

Administration Duties
Community Volunteer and Involvement
Manufacturing
Production
Real world work experience in the community

Kitchen and Laundry Training Areas

Personal Care
Laundry
Food Preparation

KITCHEN Training Center LAUNDRY TRAINING CENTER

OFFICE TRAINING CENTER

SKILL BUILDING AREA

Thought-provoking facts:

Many students with disabilities are at home one year after graduation with nothing to do
Many students leave high school without basic work skills, work experience, or vocational goals
Individuals with disabilities typically have a lower level of education, are poorer, and far less likely to be employed than adults without disabilities
Young adults with disabilities are three times more likely to live in poverty than their peers without disabilities

WVS wants to be part of what changes these facts for the future of our students!

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Meet Roman Larsen and hear his ATTIC Success Story

Meet Cooper Rankin and read his
Dream Builders Success Story

His dream is to own his own Auto Repair Shop. After Participating in Dream Builders Transition Curriculum Cooper was matched with Gordy's Garage owner Jason Laurson. Cooper is learning invaluable tools and skills to make his dream come true.