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- 30 Accommodations for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students
- A Parent’s Guide to Special Education
- Assistive Technology for Math
- CAST / UDL Guidelines
- Center for Parent Information and Resources
- Classroom Accommodations for Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)
- How Software and Apps Can Help with Math Challenges
- How to Streamline IEP Paperwork for Special and General Education Teachers
- The IRIS Center
- MA Technical Guide on the new IEP
- MCAS Accessibility and Accommodations
- Minuteman District Curriculum Accommodations Plan
- New IEP Form, with translated versions available
- What is self-advocacy and why is it important? -- VIDEO
- Which Is Better: An IEP or a 504 Plan?
- Wrightslaw: special education law and advocacy (IDEA, due process, evaluations)
Organizations
- Autism Alliance
- COPAA (Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates)
- Federation of Children with Special Needs (FCSN)
- Job Accommodation Network (JAN)
- MassAbility
- Massachusetts Advocates for Children
- Made by Dyslexia
- National Center for Learning Disabilities
- Mass Voc Tech Coalition
- Mentraship Programs
- National Center for Learning Disabilities
- Neurodiversity in College
- PACER Center
- Special Needs Advocacy Network
- SPEDMass
College Prep
- 7 Key Questions To Ask On College Tours For Neurodivergent Students
- Accommodations on College Board Exams
- ADHD 504 Accommodations For Success
- AHEAD (Association on Higher Education and Disability)
- College Accommodations for Students with Disabilities
- College Autism Network searchable database of autism-specific college support programs
- College prep for neurodiverse high school students
- Empowering the Transition: How AI Can Support Neurodivergent Teens Through Tertiary Education
- Eye to Eye — national mentoring nonprofit pairing LD/ADHD college students and adults with younger students
- Inclusive Voice AI with Impact
- Postsecondary Educational Opportunities Guide
- Think College: The national resource on inclusive postsecondary education programs for students with intellectual disabilities and a searchable directory of 300+ college programs.
- Top College Consultants
- Scholarships and Awards – National Center for Learning Disabilities
- Top College Consultants
COLLEGES WITH NOTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS SUPPORT
Champlain College: Provides technical assistance, consultation, and resources to students, faculty, staff and campus visitors looking to provide improved accessibility for individuals with disabilities.
Curry College: Accessible, equitable, and inclusive learning and living environment for all students with disabilities. Dean College: Provides a variety of accommodations to any qualified student with a documented disability, executive functioning disorder, sensory processing or nonverbal learning issues. Framingham State University: Their Center for Academic Success and Achievement (CASA) provides accommodations, and/or auxiliary aids is to reduce or eliminate any barriers that may exist because of a disability.
Landmark College: Designed exclusively for students who learn differently, such as students with dyslexia, ADHD, autism, or executive function challenges. Their strengths-based model gives students the skills for success. Lasell University: Provides free academic support, including access to professional tutors, learning specialists, and peer tutors for all Lasell students. Marist College: Marists’ Learning Disability Support Program (LDSP) provides individualized support to students with disabilities to ensure access to a complete education to promote full independence in the academic environment and the greater society. Mitchell College: Tailored transition program begins with a process of self-discovery that enables their team of advisors, mentors, and professors to help your student discover their strengths, interests, and how they learn best.
Curry College: Accessible, equitable, and inclusive learning and living environment for all students with disabilities. Dean College: Provides a variety of accommodations to any qualified student with a documented disability, executive functioning disorder, sensory processing or nonverbal learning issues. Framingham State University: Their Center for Academic Success and Achievement (CASA) provides accommodations, and/or auxiliary aids is to reduce or eliminate any barriers that may exist because of a disability.
Landmark College: Designed exclusively for students who learn differently, such as students with dyslexia, ADHD, autism, or executive function challenges. Their strengths-based model gives students the skills for success. Lasell University: Provides free academic support, including access to professional tutors, learning specialists, and peer tutors for all Lasell students. Marist College: Marists’ Learning Disability Support Program (LDSP) provides individualized support to students with disabilities to ensure access to a complete education to promote full independence in the academic environment and the greater society. Mitchell College: Tailored transition program begins with a process of self-discovery that enables their team of advisors, mentors, and professors to help your student discover their strengths, interests, and how they learn best.