This curriculum is specially designed for our young adult students, ages 18-21, to develop a variety of skills needed to become successful, self- sufficient and contributing members of society. As students prepare for adulthood, specific skills are essential for independent and responsible living. The course curriculum focuses on the development of critical life skills, such as adulthood responsibility, healthy living, decision-making, and vocational skill development. It begins by targeting skills in a systematic manner, which includes developing responsibility in adulthood, making healthy choices, and developing independent living skills. After mastery, units become more complex and target more abstract concepts, such as making adequate decisions, vocational skill development, and career success. By the end of the program, students will be able to apply these topics in generalized environments, such as home, school, and various work settings, and successfully transition from school into adulthood and society.