SCSOS Special Education Update: March 19, 2021
SCSOS Adult Transition Program

ATP students Keith Carero and Alex Marchetti have been learning skills such as resume writing, career exploration and mock interviews. As a part of this process, they were asked to write a paragraph expressing why they would be the best candidate for a particular job within the community. Here are their writings:

"I think I would be great at being the host at Olive Garden because I'm friendly and also I have a big smile. I love saying Hump Day on Wednesday to let them know it's a good day."
Keith Carero

"Why I would like to be a host at Olive Garden is quite simple. I have a very warm and enduring personality as well as a flair for helping others. I also have experience working as a host during events such as parties during my time at Yuba City High School. I also think that they have the snaziest job among all other staff positions . . . well, except for the bartenders, of course! "
Alex Marchetti
A Message from Janine Hughes, Special Education Director

I am very excited that this week that Sutter County entered into the red tier, which means our students in grades 6th-12th grade can return to in person instruction. Students will have the opportunity to be in an A/B cohort with Cohort A attending Monday/Tuesday and Cohort B attending Thursday/Friday and Wednesday will continue to be a distance learning day for all students.

Here in the Special Education Department, we are all very excited to welcome students back to campus! We are now one year into COVID and the year has presented with a lot of obstacles and decisions that have been tough to make. As we enter into the next re-opening phase, I am happy to have staff re-connect with students and to be able to give our students new opportunities.