In this Think College Story, Gwen Chesterfield details a student's acquisition of confidence, happiness, and success through a two-year college, community-based transition program called SITE at...Read more
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This article provides parents and others the information they may need to initiate postsecondary education options for students with significant disabilities ages 18-21. The article explores the...Read more
This Grab and Go Practices #9 provides an overview of numerous ways that team members are capitalizing on dual enrollment college experiences that students are participating in to develop IEPs...Read more
Three established inclusive college programs share tips and insights for how they manage the admissions process. Hear details about applications from different schools, who reviews them, the...Read more
The importance of an advisory team to oversee inclusive postsecondary education initiatives cannot be underestimated. Teams that meet regularly and include representatives from the college, sending...Read more
The IDE Student Evaluation Tool is focused on seven skill areas that inclusive dually enrolled students are engaged in and which can show growth. These include campus navigation and travel, time...Read more
Massachusetts youth with significant disabilities, ages 18 to 22, have new opportunities to enter postsecondary education and employment options while still under the auspices of their local...Read more
Four students with disabilities enrolled in a secondary transition program located at a community college were interviewed to learn more about their transition experiences. One of the issues they...Read more
Think College Insight Brief #17 describes how dual enrollment programs at several community colleges in Massachusetts have shifted from the use of state funds that were provided as seed money to...Read more
This assessment tool was developed by the Alberta Assocation for Community Living. It provides questions and XX to determine the level of meaningful and authentic inclusion. The authors note that...Read more