Comal ISD officials broke ground on a new, 15,400-square-foot campus for the district’s Life Bridges Transition Program on Sept. 2.

The overview

The new campus—which is being funded by Proposition A in the district’s 2023 Bond program—will be located behind Goodwin Frazier Elementary School. The Life Bridges Transition Program works with young adults with disabilities ages 18-21, utilizing instructional pathways and community-based experiences to increase students—referred to as team members—independence in family and community settings, according to the district’s website .

Over 90% of team members go on to full-time and part-time jobs and certifications because of the program’s assistance, Superintendent John Chapman III said.

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