Project LIFE 101 & Project LIFE 201

Classroom instruction emphasizes life skills, independence, community involvement, employability skills and appropriate workplace behavior and attire.

• Students participate in weekly community internship opportunities.
• Internship opportunities change three times per year.
• Students attend weekly community outings including shopping, ordering food, YMCA, RTS travel, and walking safely in the community.
  
  

Locations

• Project LIFE 101:
  Brighton Administration Offices, Brighton CSD
  
  
• Project LIFE 201:
  Minerva DeLand, Fairport CSD
  
  

If you are interested in a Monroe One Transition and Employment Program, contact your home district PPS Office/CSE Chairperson.

Monroe One’s replication of the Project Life program was made possible, in part, by funding received by The Friends of Butler Tech Foundation from the Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation, a non-profit foundation jointly funded by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation of Japan and its US affiliates, working to make changes for the better by empowering youth with disabilities to lead productive lives.