New Mexico School for the Deaf

Transition planning for students beginning at age 14 (and sometimes younger) and involves helping the student plan his or her courses of study so that the classes the student takes will lead to his or her post-school goals.

Transition services for students, beginning at age 16 (and sometimes younger), involves providing students with a coordinated set of services to help them move from school to adult life. Services focus on students' needs or interests in areas such as: higher education or training, employment, adult services, independent living, or taking part in the community.  Emphasis is placed on the development of skills necessary for independent participation in activities after graduation (college, work, independent living).

The New Mexico Deaf and Hard of Hearing Career Expo - Future events to be determined

The NM Career Expo for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community includes learning activities for deaf and hard of hearing students, parents, and professionals provided by experts in the field of transition (life after high school) for deaf and hard of hearing youth, local employers, and employment agencies.