ATTIC 2023/2024 Academic Calendar
Mission Statement
WVS will provide training to develop work skills and increase the student’s ability to live and
work independently, making contributions in their community.
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.
develop a vocational goal, and be connected to Adult Services.
Adult Transition To Independence 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
Classroom and Computer Lab
- Skill Development
- Job Preparation
- Work Ethics
- Resume Building
- Interviewing
- Work Assessments
- Administration Duties
- Community Volunteer and Involvement
- Manufacturing
- Production
- Real world work experience in the community
- Personal Care
- Laundry
- Food Preparation
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 positive changes for the future of our students!
Student Success Stories
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Burlington ATTIC location
503 E. Fairhaven Ave.
Burlington, WA 98233
Main - 360-419-0910 x224
Burlington, WA 98233
Main - 360-419-0910 x224