[NIFL-FOBASICS:815] RE: Defining Transition programs

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Hi Barbara:

I ran a very succesful transition to college progran from 93 to 95. It was funded by the USDE and was called Success Through Transitional English Program (STEP). A lot of the stuff from the program still operates within our program and we continue to transition students to college all the time. 

A report about our transition program is in ERIC. Here is the number: ED431338

Andres



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