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SchoolStatesboro, GA

Transitions Learning Center

Grades and ages

Grades 6-12

Student-teacher ratio

4:1

Tuition

Tuition-free

About Transitions Learning Center

Bulloch County Schools' Transitions Learning Center gives students in grades 6 through 12 an alternative path when a traditional campus is not working for them. Students come to us by referral, and each student and parent or guardian completes an intake interview and agrees to the program's structured terms before starting a modified school day. We follow the district calendar.

Our Statesboro building works like a smaller traditional school, with a main office, cafeteria, eight certified teachers and about 128 students. Coursework is individualized and competency-based through Edgenuity, which students use for initial credit, credit recovery or to move ahead. Every student has a computer at an individual workstation, teachers run lessons on Promethean ActivPanels, and math and science students have graphing calculators.

When a student arrives, our administrator, counselor and teachers review the plan sent by the home school, including test scores, attendance, credits earned and any special education accommodations. A full-time counselor and a Social-Emotional Learning Specialist lead small groups and individual sessions built on the CASEL competencies, and the counselor helps each student prepare to return to their home school.

Student fit

Who this school serves

Grades and ages

  • Public
  • Middle School (6-8)
  • High School (9-12)

Specialties

  • Alternative education
  • Competency-based learning
  • Small school setting

Learning and support

Curriculum and therapeutic services

Services and supports

  • School counseling

Programs

Programs at Transitions Learning Center

Other programs and supports

  • School counseling

School facts

Practical details for families

Tuition and funding

Tuition: Tuition-free

  • Tuition-free public school

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Location and directions

Map

Physical address

150 Williams Rd Suite B, Statesboro, GA 30458

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Transitions Learning Center

Who is eligible for Transitions Learning Center in Statesboro?

Secondary students ages 14–22 with IEPs in Bulloch County Schools requiring specialized transition, life skills, and vocational training are eligible.

What vocational experiences are offered?

Students participate in structured on-campus job simulations as well as supported community-based internships in local businesses.

Is the program tuition-free?

Yes, Transitions Learning Center is a tuition-free public special education program funded by Bulloch County Schools.

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