Transition Assessment Mega Pack: IEP Transition Planning Forms, High School

Everything I use to run a transition assessment cycle for a high school special education caseload sits in one printable PDF. What's included (19 sections): For special education teachers, case managers, and transition coordinators working with students ages 14 to 22 (grades 9 to 12 and 18 to 21 programs).

• Facilitator guide: how to sequence the assessments across the year

• Intake quick screen

• Student interest inventory

• Three domain assessments: postsecondary education/training, employment readiness, independent living

• Self advocacy / self determination scale

• Parent/family input form and teacher/staff input checklist

• Community agency referral checklist

• IEP transition present levels (PLAAFP) summary template

• Postsecondary goals bank and annual transition goals/objectives bank

• Transition assessment data tracker (multi student table)

• Student one pager / portfolio template

• Age 14 / 16 / 18 milestone checklist

• A fully worked example packet using a made up student

• Notes on terms, accommodations, and reading level

• Question lists you can paste into Google Forms if you want digital versions

IDEA requires measurable postsecondary goals based on age appropriate transition assessments (34 CFR 300.320(b)), and Indicator 13 checks for exactly that. This pack gives you the assessments, a place to summarize results, and goal language that connects back to the data. Smaller pieces of this set are also sold separately: Transition Interest Inventory & Parent Input Form and Vocational IEP Goal Ideas Bank.

What you download: one printable PDF, 27 pages (US Letter). It opens on any device and prints cleanly. It starts with a Start Here page and ends with terms of use and a short thank you page. Click View Preview to see the Start Here page and two real sample pages.

Print the Intake Quick Screen for one student and fill it in from the file plus a 10 minute chat. Pick the 1 to 2 domain assessments that fit that student's likely path (education, employment, or independent living). Send the Parent / Family Input Form home today. Skim the Synthetic Worked Example (Alex Rivera) to see how forms turn into present levels and goals. Use the goal banks to draft, then individualize with your student and family.

Try it free first: FREE Transition Planning Checklist (Age 14/16/18 milestones + intake screen) and FREE Student Led IEP Meeting Script & Prep Sheet. Save with the bundle: get the Secondary Transition FAQs, Interest Inventory & Parent Input Form, and Vocational IEP Goal Ideas Bank together in the Transition Starter Bundle.

Made by Jeremy D. Gooch, special education teacher and transition coordinator. Drafting and layout had AI assistance; every page was checked by me.