WIN stands for “Whatever is Necessary, Whenever it’s Needed.” It supports students with diverse needs by providing alternative ways to access learning. The program focuses on building skills for real-world readiness, including community transition and work-study opportunities.
Grades 7-9: This Program of Choice blends WIN Junior classroom experiences with other classroom options, focusing on:
- Developing student strengths
- Spiritual growth (social justice and service projects)
- Daily literacy and numeracy instruction
- Social interaction
- Living, vocational, leisure, and recreational skills for greater independence
- Communication skills
Students participate in curricular programs and options that match their interests and strengths. The program also targets volunteer/career planning and offers authentic experiences to enhance social and community awareness, including active living and recreational activities in various learning environments.
Students who access WIN Junior may choose to transition into the WIN Senior programming in high school where they can work toward a Certificate of Completion. In high school, students may access WIN programming at their community high school.
WIN Junior utilizes a team approach to ensure all learners are successful. The program is designed to include input from the student, parent/guardian, and outside stakeholders.
Transportation may be provided.
Placement is based on:
A referral from the community school; please contact your community school directly.