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This blog provides a platform for resources to be shared and discussions to be engaged in by anyone providing transitioning services. The content of the blog is especially applicable to those involved in the Illinois Transitions Academy.

The Transitions Academy is designed to assist colleges and partnerships working on developing Bridge and ICAPS (Integrated Career and Academic Preparation System) programs by increasing awareness of the expanding partnership between Adult Education and Career and Technical Education as it relates to the ICAPS model, Accelerating Opportunity, Illinois Bridge programs, and Illinois Programs of Study. The Transitions Academy is designed to assist colleges and partnerships working on developing Bridge and ICAPS (Integrated Career and Academic Preparation System) programs.



Wednesday, December 9, 2020

ICAPS/IET and Bridge Learning Communities

To support the FY21 ICCB IET grant recipients and to fulfill the mission of the Transitions Academy, we are excited to announce the formation of an Illinois ICAPS/IET Learning Community and a Bridge Learning Community.  All programs are invited to be a part of either of these learning communities to share information, ask questions, and earn from one another.  All ICCB IET grant recipients for FY21 are required to be a part of the ICAPS/IET group.

Details of the learning communities:

  • ICAPS/IETs meets second Thursday of each month at 2:00 pm (CST)

  • Bridge meets third Thursday of each month at 2:00 pm (CST)

  • Meetings begin in January 2021 and run through July 2021

  • Format will vary each month and will include directed discussions with guiding questions and presentations from experienced ICAPS programs


Look for more information coming soon on how to join these learning communities!
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2 comments:

  1. Susan JonesMay 19, 2021 at 1:02 PM

    earn from one another, yea!! :)

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  2. SiouxGeonzMay 19, 2021 at 1:02 PM

    (but donig the 20+ captchas was a bit of a deterrent to commenting...)

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