All Means All School-to-Work Award Sites The purpose of the All Means All School-to-Work Project and Award Nomination was to recognize and celebrate local school-to-work partners that are committed to doing whatever it takes to ensure access and benefit by all learners in their local school-to-work system. All Means All School-to-Work Award Sites were identified through an award nomination process. A National Advisory Panel was established to review and support the identification, dissemination, and celebration of award sites that are using strategies to serve all of their learners. We want to share their strategies with others across the country who are also trying to implement school-to-work systems built with strategies that naturally include all learners. Note: Funding for the All Means All School-to-Work Project ended in 1996. The following sites may no longer be in operation, or the contacts may be out of date. We are publishing this information for your use as much of it may be relevant to the current work of assisting youth with disabilities in the transition from school to post-school opportunities. To view sites that have received the All Means All School-to-Work Award, just click on any of the following links. Monroe High School Options Program Risky Business: Building Resources for At-Risk Youth West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind Rochester City School District and Rochester General Hospital Partnership Salem County School-to-Careers Initiative Allegheny County Career Connection - East Partnership Tiffin City Schools Work Opportunity Center - Minneapolis Public Schools Lancaster County Academy Angola High School Pomona High School Atlantic County Special Services District St. Charles County School-to-Work Consortium Linking Learning to Life Largo Medical Center Manistique Area Schools STW System Shelley High School Solutions Program YouthBuild McLean County Mid-Del Career Connection Silver Spring Elementary School: Career Immersion Program Migrant Education: Youth Volunteer Internship Program (V.I.P.) Mid-Columbia School-to-Work System The Metropolitan Regional Career and Technical Center (The Met) Winnacunnet Cooperative High School: The Career Path Curriculum

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