Captured
Family Priorities
The two or three outcomes the family cares most about this year.
- PriorityIndependence
- PriorityPaid Work
- PrioritySafe Travel
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Transition Workspace · Public Demo
Stage 3 of 9
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FAMILY · Stage 3 of 9
Family Perspective
Capture family hopes, concerns, priorities, and questions to bring into the next meeting.
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Jordan · Grade 11 · TransitionForward
Grade 11 · Postsecondary planning
Student View
Priorities For This Role
- What I want family to know
- Where I want privacy
Available Actions
- Share a note with family
- Mark something private
Contributions saved as: Student Voice · one shared workspace record. Other roles' private notes stay hidden.
Sample Screen · Stage 3 Of 9
Family Perspective Preview
The Family stage collects hopes, concerns, priorities, and the questions the family wants asked at the next PPT or transition meeting.
5 Drafted
Meeting Prep Questions
Questions the family plans to bring into the next PPT meeting.
- For Case Manager3
- For School Admin1
- For Related Services1
Review
Consent and Sharing
Who the family agrees to share the Pathway Report with.
- School TeamYes
- Adult AgenciesAsk First
- Community PartnersNot Yet
The Family stage captures hopes, concerns, meeting questions, and consent — so the family walks into the PPT prepared, not surprised.
InputInsightPathwayActionPathway Report flow
Input
Family Priorities
The two or three outcomes the family cares most about.
- IndependenceSafe travel + budgeting
- Paid WorkSomething Jordan enjoys
- CommunityStay connected with peers
Insight
Meeting Questions
What the family plans to ask at the next PPT.
- For The Case ManagerHow does transition assessment work?
- For The SchoolWhat supports carry over to college?
- For Adult ServicesWhen do we apply?
Pathway
How Family Voice Shapes The Pathway
- Direction AlignmentCollege + Work matches priorities
- GuardrailsTravel training before independent commute
- Concerns To AddressBackup plan if internship pauses
Action
Consent, Sharing, and Family Steps
- Consent To ShareSchool team: yes · Partners: ask first
- Documents UploadedIEP, most recent report card
- Family Action ItemsBook college tour, request assessment
What This Means For Each Role
For Student
Know my family's priorities are on the table alongside mine.
For Family
Bring priorities and questions into the next PPT — organized.
For Educator
Walk in knowing exactly what the family wants to discuss.
For School
Fewer surprise conversations; more prepared meetings.
For District
Family engagement you can point to in board and audit reviews.
Age-aware: content excluded for Jordan (Grade 11) — high school choice, middle school enrichment.
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