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16315 N.E. 87th St, Suite B-1, Redmond, WA 98052 | 425 861-3452
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Jeremy thumbs up from the Redmond Athletic Club
​Jeremy working out at the Redmond Athletic Club
 

 A Few Thoughts from Students

 
  • A few words from Jesse
    The Transition Academy for me was a place for me to go when I graduated from high school, yet still not quite ready for the rest of my life.
  • Jason gets a job
    I got the Job and it is my 1st ever paid job.........
 

 A Few Thoughts From Parents

 
  • Sara Carrigan
    As Jeremy moved through the early years of his diagnosis I tried very hard to read all of the literature given to me about Williams Syndrome and developmental delays. I convinced myself I would use it only as a guideline for raising him. That I would try very hard to raise my son to be as normal (whatever that means) as possible.
  • Barbara Hammond
    Have you heard that Emily moved into an Adult Family Home? She is living in one the Community Homes in Redmond - Watson House.
  • Jane Brewer
    Even though Sean was only there for a year, he has made such incredible progress in his confidence in himself and his independence.... I am truly amazed.
  • Nancy Young
    The Transition Academy provided not only the support for my son to become independent in the community, there was support for me as a parent.....
 

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