The ACT program provides students the opportunity to acquire appropriate Daily Living and Independent Living Skills in a community-based setting. The expectation is that students will live, work, shop, and play in integrated environments in the community. Students learn to make good purchases, cook, clean, and do other daily living tasks and skills. Students participate, independently or with accommodations and supports, in typical activities across a variety of settings.
Communicating needs and wants
Communicating accurately
Communicating with others
Demonstrating reciprocal conversation
Sharing information
Making a request
Advocating for self
Being prepared
Having needed items
Developing a plan
Following a plan
Solving a problem
Being aware of the passage of time
Anticipating schedule changes
Banking
Reading for information
Budgeting
Using technology
Demonstrating professional dress
Participating in recreation/leisure activity
Traveling in the community
Conducting community-based transaction
Functional reading
Functional writing
Functional math
Demonstrating community safety
