Project SEARCH

Teen boy holding a blue shirt and smiling, wearing green headband and sunglasses.

Two women holding matching blue shirts with zebra stripes, smiling in a conference room.

A presenter speaking to an audience during an employability skills class in a spacious room.

Audience members attentively listening during a presentation in a conference setting.

Woman in blue shirt speaking at a podium with a laptop.

Female staff in blue shirt working at a front desk.

Two staff members organizing colorful shirts in a storage room.

Two workers in blue shirts handling laundry in a facility.

Man in white clothing walks across a bridge near a water park area.

Two staff members pushing carts in a corridor filled with boxes.

Man carries stacked towels down steps in a water park.

Staff member loads towels into a blue cart at a water park.

Employee reaching for a phone in a hotel room near a bed.

Group of adults and children interacting with a mascot in a restaurant.

Two staff members posing with ice cream in a long hallway filled with chairs.

Group photo of individuals holding bags, standing in a conference room.

What is Project SEARCH?

One year transition program which provides training and education leading to competitive employment for individuals with disabilities. The program occurs on-site at a business which has the commitment to support people with disabilities in the workplace. Assists young adults with disabilities in making a successful transition from school to working and living a productive adult life.

Program Description:

One-year program
Students with a variety of disabilities
Last year of high school eligibility
Rotation through unpaid internships with continual feedback
Employment in an integrated environment
Graduation with a formal ceremony
Outcome of competitive employment

Current Program Locations:

Kalahari Resorts and Conventions

Wind Creek Bethlehem

Want to be a Part of Project SEARCH?

Click below to view the student applications for the 2025-2026 school year!

Please note that applications must be submitted by the sending/home school district. Applications sent in individually cannot be considered.