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Can My Child Receive Government Support AND Attend College?
My favorite path to college for young autistic adults — though certainly not the only one — is to attend an 18-21 transition program after high school, and then go to college. I like transition programs because they are a free way for your student to retain the benefits of IEPs, polish social skills, and get job training.…
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“When kids have a better understanding of the condition that affects their learning, they tend to have a better self-concept, and they are more likely to feel empowered and motivated to self-advocate. These keys unlock a child’s potential, resulting in better academic performance and better mental health.” Scientific American “More companies are tapping a reservoir of talent the…
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Are There IEPs in College?
IDEA, the federal legislation that guides public education for students with disabilities, only protects students in public education. Once your student graduates and leaves the public school system, either at age 18 or 21, those protections end. IDEA is a powerful set of laws that safeguards our children. Prior to its passage in 1975, schools…
The Autism College Connection 