Life Skills English & Math - Through individual and small group instruction, these courses incorporate  functional reading, writing, and math skills that are necessary for adult living and are taught in relation to real-world situations related to consumer and career development as prescribed in the student’s Individual Education Program (IEP).

Transition to the Real World (TRW) - An employability skills training program located at the Hamilton Career & Technology Center. Instruction is based on the Life Centered Education Curriculum which addresses personal/social/ daily living and occupational skills. This program also provides support in becoming clients of adult service agencies.

These are self-contained courses offered at each of the high schools for students with moderate to severe disabilities. These courses consist of instruction in the areas of reading, writing, math, independent living, career, and social skills and are based on a student’s individual IEP goals. Some instruction in these areas may be community-based. Additionally, the SC State Dept. Core Content Connectors are utilized to expose students to the general education curriculum standards.  

A student’s participation in the ITC Intensive Therapeutic Program is decided by their IEP team based on their individual needs. The individual IEP goals of students are used as the standards for the class. The program focuses on preparing students with mild/moderate intellectual disabilities and/or autism to transition into their post-secondary lives as independently as possible. The areas targeted are everyday living, functional academics, employment, social skills, and recreation/leisure. Additionally, the SC State Dept. Core Content Connectors are utilized to expose students to the general education curriculum standards.