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In this archive, you will find our collections of webinar recordings, brochures and other tools to support students who learn differently and their families. As new materials and event recordings are published, they will be made available here. We are excited to be able to share these items with you and hope they will assist students on the path to college success.

The College Match Scale

Our proprietary College Match Tool provides a rubric by which to measure students鈥 needs to college resources at varying levels of support.

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College Search & Application Timeline

A timeline for students with ADHD, dyslexia and other learning difference with key college preparation activities for each year of high school.

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The Role of Executive Functioning in College

This session presents the role of executive functioning in college, common scenarios and challenges that the independent student encounters, plus simple tools & tips to bypass perceived failure.

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Ensuring a Successful IEP / Final Transitional Meeting: Understanding Your Rights

This session will help you understand your rights and make the most of final IEP meetings or transitional conferences with secondary schools as it pertains to planning, evaluations, and support.

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The Learning Specialist Model

In this session, learn how our experienced learning specialists work with students to ensure they have the executive functioning skills needed to find academic success and to plan for their future.

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Determining Fit: Evaluating a College Based on Supports Offered

Learn how to rank services based on the intensity and depth of resources at colleges, plus key questions to ask to ensure your support needs will be met at your college of choice.

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From IDEA to ADA 鈥 Accommodations, Parent Communication, & Other Policies for College Students

Learn more about how policies change when students move from high school to college, and take away key tips for accessing and utilizing accommodations in a traditional college environment.

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