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North Dakota Secondary Transition Project (NDSTP)
North Dakota Secondary Transition Project (NDSTP) is a transitional information and training project. The purpose of NDSTP is to provide resouorces and training to youth/young adults with disabilities and their families to help them understand the transition process and potential possibilities of life after high school. Overall the project provides resources, training, and support & guidance towards; workforce entry or post-secondary opportunities, how to plan for positive futures, and how to access supports and services after leaving school.
The project will be piloting this fall. For more information, reach out to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Read the ArticleMeet our new Support Specialists!
Cassie Tofteland has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Early Childhood from Mayville State University, and a certificate in strength-based coaching. Cassie has over ten years of experience working in the early childhood field in many roles such as a program staff member, supervisor, assistant director, and as an early childhood consultant. She also has conducted multiple trainings over the past six years. In the past six years she has mainly been working on program creation and implementation and data collecting through technical assistance and coaching with her clients. Cassie has also worked directly with families and parents with the development of early intervention plans and implementation of these plans.
Hello! My name is Brenda Boehler. I am the new Youth Support Specialist at Pathfinders Services of ND. I earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Social Work from Minot State University. I have lived in Minot for 30 years. I have worked in the community and through my employment experience I have worked with families in the field of mental health and have also work in public housing, assisting families with resources to live independently. Though being a military dependent I have experience working with parents as a trained parent aide, through this role I assisted parents with the transition into military life. I have had the pleasure of both attending and presenting at local and national conferences throughout the years, on a variety of topics. I am proud to say that I am also a graduate of Partners in Policy Making, through this training I have developed a better understanding of how to support persons with disabilities become self-advocates. I enjoy working with people!Interested in Joining our Board?
Pathfinder Services of ND is looking a new board member.
If you are a professional and you are interested in applying, please contact Executive Director Jodi Webb at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by phone at 701.837.7500.
Read the ArticleIntroducing Our New Executive Director, Jodi Webb!
Hi, my name is Jodi Webb and I just wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself to our community partners, and to the families that we serve.
Read the Article'The Why, What, and How of the Special Education Evaluation Process' - Webinars Now Available to Stream
Pathfinder Services of ND is providing a series of webinars for parents and educators that focus on the special education process implemented in North Dakota schools. The second in the series, "The Why, What, and How of the Special Education Evaluation Process", is now available to stream from our website!
Read the ArticleExperienced Parent Program
Pathfinder Services of ND is proud to announce the acceptance of the Experienced Parents Program contract awarded by NDDHS Developmental Disabilities Division.
Read the ArticleLearn More About Pathfinder Services of ND in this On-demand Webinar
This new on-demand webinar (available now) is designed to explain who Pathfinder Services of ND is and how we can help families and educators throughout North Dakota.
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