Hello and thank you for writing to Justask!

Many times a School Psychologist in conjunction with special education teachers and speech and language pathologists have formal behavioral criteria that helps to determine at what age a student should be performing certain skills.  You may wish to contact your school professionals and ask them if they have anything to share with you that would be helpful with constructing a checklist or perhaps have access to one already designed. Also, community colleges/ universities may be of guidance to you, as they can give you an idea as to what entering freshman need to know and how a student of Asperger's may be best successful in their environment.  (Such as have special technology within the classroom, eat in quieter cafeterias, etc.)

Also, these parent support groups often have people who are very knowledgeable about materials available in different locals throughout the United States.

http://www.thecoffeeklatch.com
http://www.ourjourneythruautism.com
http://www.autismnews.com
http://www.kylestreehouse.org


Good luck!

Louise Sattler, NCSP
School Psychologist