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06/10/2026
Thank you to the Clothes Closet for providing a work experience opportunity for us. We love incorporating life skills learning into real world jobs. And thanks again for stopping by yesterday (in the midst of our packing chaos!) to send us off for the summer with goody bags. We appreciate you all!
06/04/2026
It was another amazing 21 Club Celebration for the Bridges to Independence grads today! We celebrated Thomas and Myles completing the program, rocked out to Thomas' drum solo, got in some good belly laughs at Jackson's comedy routine, was mesmerized by Kayley's magic show, rode the crazy train, and enjoyed a sing a long (always a crowd favorite).
Thank you to ALL who helped pull this year's celebration off. Without your donations, time, and support we wouldn't have been able to do it. You're simply the best!
Congratulations Thomas and Myles!!
06/02/2026
It was another great end of school year trip to The Oaks Amusement Park ! The day started off a bit cold and rainy but we had a great time enjoying the rides and a picnic lunch. We can't believe it's already the end of the school year, time flies when you're having fun!
05/27/2026
Last Friday we had a picnic at Rivercrest Park and it was a great kick off to the Memorial Day weekend. Big thank you to Mr. Joe and Mr. Kris for grilling us up hotdogs 🌭! It's always a good time when we can get outside and get some sunshine 🌞.
05/22/2026
This week we had another fantastic Career Exploration session with the guest of honor, Mark Terrano. Mark is a successful game designer who created several video games and launched multiple game development companies. Thank you so much, Mark for taking the time to share with us about your career and all things video games!
05/15/2026
🌽 Corn To Be Wild 🌽 headed to Canby today to attend the co****le tournament hosted by the Post High Transition program . It was a super fun day of co****le, karaoke, and snacks! We also got to see our friends from Lake Oswego's Community Transition Program and Oregon Trail School District in Sandy. Thank you Canby for hosting a great day and thank you to Special Olympics for helping set up the day and make it great for our communities.
Our Team:
🌽Bag Boss (Ms. Katie)
🌽Assistant to the Bag Boss (Ms. Amanda)
🌽Cob Mother (Charlie, standing in for Kayley)
🌽Chica (Jaret)
🌽J Man (Jackson)
🌽Octavius (Levi)
🌽Thomas (Thomas)
🌽J Dolla (Jason)
🌽Cornsaw (Ben)
🌽Strawberry Shortcake (Mimi)
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05/12/2026
Last Friday we attended our first corn hole tournament hosted by the Adult Living Program (ALP) at Gresham-Barlow School District. It was a great event and we are excited for this Friday's tournament at the Ackerman Center in Canby.
We're 🌽to be wild!
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05/12/2026
The 21 Club Celebration is approaching fast and we are still in need of donations to fill the "First Apartment" baskets for our honorees. If you are able, please considering donating!
05/06/2026
This week the Bento family and Gleaners of Clackamas County, Inc. donated PB&J fixings so that we could prepare sandwiches for our unhoused community, who receive support services and resources from . We were grateful for an opportunity to serve our community in this small but important way, and to put our sandwich making skills to the test!
04/27/2026
Big thank you to Mr. Patrick, Jackson’s dad, for stopping by today and teaching us how to make Yakisoba noodles! We love getting creative in the kitchen and trying different cuisines!