POSTSECONDARY GOALS

1:  A postsecondary goal is “generally understood to refer to those goals that a child hopes to achieve after leaving secondary school (i.e., high school)” (IDEA 2004 Part B Regulations, §300.320(b), discussion of Final Rule p. 46,668)
A postsecondary goal is not the process of pursuing or moving toward a desired outcome.

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