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Kindergarten Transition

A young girl looking at and holding a monthly calendar of September. An adult hand is supporting her right hand.

Starting Kindergarten is a big adventure for both parents and their child. As a parent of a child with deafblindness, moving from the safety of your Early Intervention team to your school team can be overwhelming and confusing.

A handbook has been designed as an overview of this kindergarten transition process. It provides a thorough timeline of what is ahead and explains terms that will be heard at school. The handbook is a place to familiarize yourself with frequently asked questions, record information that you would like to share with your school team and make all your transition notes.

You are not alone on this journey; a successful transition for students with deafblindness involves good communication and teamwork between your Early Intervention team and your new school team. Ask lots of questions and draw on the support of your team members at any stage along the way. We are all working together.