Postsecondary Education
Students with disabilities have options for going to college after high school. Learn about programs available for students with intellectual disabilities in Kentucky and around the country. Postsecondary education is any education after high school and may include communities colleges, universities, trade schools, and more.
Inclusive Higher Education Webinar Series
A series of webinars is being offered in 2019 – 2020 to provide information and resources on universal design and disability to colleges and universities. Webinars will be recorded and made available on this web page. The webinar schedule is:
Getting Comfortable with Disability – October 9, 2019
Universal Design and Creating Accessible Documents – November 12, 2019. Register here
Universal Design for Learning:Designing Classrooms for All Learners – January 23, 2020
Taking the Leap: Design and Development of Problem-Based Online Learning – March 5, 2020
Customized Employment: Updated Thinking about Creating Job Positions – April 8, 2020
Unleashing Possibility in Higher Education – April 30, 2020
Inclusive Higher Education Webinar 1: Getting Comfortable with Disability by Christina Bard and Jason Jones
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Comprehensive Transition Programs
An option for going to college for students with intellectual disabilities is the Comprehensive Transition Program (CTP).
College Mentoring
Mentoring can provide benefits for all students. Learn more about mentoring here
Other Postsecondary Resources
KentuckyWorks Comprehensive Transition Program Comparison Infographic
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KentuckyWorks Postsecondary Financial Assistance Infographic
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KentuckyWorks: What is a Comprehensive Training Program? Infographic
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College Programs for People with Disabilities in Kentucky
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Post Secondary Community Conversation—All Sites Evaluation Report
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Transition Goals and Activities for Inclusive Postsecondary Programs
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Think College
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