Lowman Special Education and Career and Transition Center

The Charles Leroy Lowman Special Education and Career Transition Center is dedicated to empowering young adults aged 18-22 with disabilities. The center focuses on fostering independence and preparing students for the complexities of adult life through specialized programming designed to bridge the gap between school and adulthood.

The curriculum is centered on developing essential self-advocacy and vocational skills, ensuring students are equipped for future employment and community integration. Lowman utilizes various therapeutic methodologies and tailored programs to meet diverse needs, including support for Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), developmental support, and specialized therapeutic services. The school maintains a low student-teacher ratio to ensure personalized instruction and intensive support for every student.

Beyond academics, Lowman emphasizes a holistic approach through strong family partnerships and community engagement. Through events such as performances and celebrations, the center fosters a sense of belonging and connection for both students and their families. For information regarding enrollment and specific program availability, please contact the center directly.