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Specialized Vocational Services (SVS)


 

Who We Are

Napa Valley Unified School District's Specialized Vocational Services is funded using State and Federal funds (WorkAbility and TPP) to provide services to secondary students with IEP and 504 plans.  A staff of five specialists provide services to comprehensive high schools, alternative high schools, and post-secondary classrooms.


1680 Myrtle Avenue
Napa, CA  94558
Main Number - 707-253-3848

Staff

Mike Coughlin - Special Education Coordinator (707) 253-6865 x4917

Gregory Meza - Work-Based Learning Specialist (707) 253-3860

Sara Hutchens - Job Placement Specialist (707) 253-3821

Alma Garibay - Career Development Specialist (707) 253-8798

Ana Camacho - Vocational Secretary (707) 253-3848

Workability Works

The WorkAbility I (WAI) grant program provides comprehensive pre-employment skills training, employment placement and follow-up for high school students enrolled in Special Education who are making the transition from high school to work, independent living, and post-secondary education or training.  The WAI program offers special education students an opportunity to complete their secondary education while also obtaining marketable job skills.  The WAI program is funded and administered by the California Department of Education , Special Education Department.

Frequently Asked WorkAbility Questions

Department of Rehabilitation

The Transition Partnership Project (TPP) is a partnership between schools and the California Department of Vocational Rehabilitation (DOR).  The purpose of this partnership is to successfully transition twelfth grade high school students into meaningful employment and post-secondary education.  With support from program staff, students may receive career guidance, employment preparation skills, vocational training, job development services, agency referrals and assistance.

Frequently Asked TPP Questions