Transitioning to college can be exciting and stressful because it means a lot of big changes in a short time. That’s exciting — and challenging. The more prepared students are for college before arriving, the better off they (and their parents) will be. Being prepared is especially important for students with disabilities. The resources found here are specific to students in Iowa schools.
Transition Iowa: For youth with disabilities, the transition from high school to adulthood is one that requires a LOT of planning and collaboration. Resources at this site provide information and tools youth, their families and professionals can use to plan for a successful move to adult living learning and working.
DisABILITY Rights IOWA-Law Center for Protection and Advocacy: Disability Rights IOWA aims to defend and promote the human and legal rights of Iowans who have disabilities and mental illness. We promote safety, opportunity, access, and self-determination for all Iowans through a program of: self-advocacy education, information, and referral; non-legal advocacy; and legal and systems advocacy. DRI works in many areas, including education and employment, qualifying for services and more.
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