10/03/2025
Before the lunch rush fills the cafeteria at Westview High School with students eager to eat and socialize, the cafeteria crew is already in motion. They move with the easy rhythm of a team that means business: prepping food, filling the buffet lines, and stacking trays in anticipation of one of the busiest parts of the day. Among them is a familiar face in a brand-new role, efficiently cleaning dishes from the prep station: Nate Snider. Once a Westview student in the Transition Program, Nate is now an employee. The Transition Program serves students with special needs who may not follow the traditional post-graduation routes of college or trade school. Instead, the program equips them with life, social, and vocational skills so they can move into adulthood with confidence. Students can remain in the program until age 22, with transportation provided to ensure access to opportunities. Read more 👉 https://ebx.sh/u0w9i9
