CORE Program
CORE helps high school students who are not yet ready for independent and competitive employment transition from school to work.
Students in CORE prepare for adult life as they focus on learning career and employability skills. Students gain soft skills and valuable job skills training through career readiness experiences.
The main components of the program are:
- Pre-Vocational Skills
- Vocational Skills
- Communication Skills
- Leadership Skills
- Functional Academics
- Career & Employability Skills
- Self-Advocacy Skills
Meet the Instructors
Lori Dulak
Hello! My name is Lori Dulak. I have 26 years of teaching experience in Special Education, starting in North Carolina, then five years in Texas, and the rest here in Michigan. My passion is working with students in the area of transition. I enjoy helping students achieve their highest potential and ability.
I have a Master of Education Degree in Special Education, with an emphasis on Learning Disabilities, from Grand Valley State University and a Bachelor of Education Degree in Special Education, with an emphasis in Cognitive Impairments and Learning Disabilities, from Purdue University.
My husband, Todd, and I are very blessed to have four wonderful children, Nick, Caleb, Ryan, and Kai. We also have a spoiled lab named Luna. I enjoy spending time with my family & friends, hiking, reading, being at the lake, boating, four-wheeling, and traveling.
Learn more about CORE!
School News Network article: KCTC and CORE students roll up their sleeves to help reduce water runoff at KENT ISD.
School News Network article: Working at the Y Opens Doors for CORE Students: A Transforming Experience
