Resources for Students & Families

Resources for Students & Families

In addition to viewing the resources below, you may also wish to talk to a teacher, school counselor, and/or your Admissions and Release Committee (ARC) if you think you might be interested in a supported higher education program.

May 2023 KSHEP Newsletter

May 2023 KSHEP Newsletter

In this issue, Owensboro Technical and Community College announces launch of new CTP, Student Spotlights, Mentor Spotlights.
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OCTC offering program to support students with intellectual disabilities wanting to attend college

OCTC offering program to support students with intellectual disabilities wanting to attend college

“OCTC’s CLS Certificate program provides students with intellectual disabilities an inclusive college experience while gaining independence and workforce readiness skills,”
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Inclusive Higher Education featured on The State of HDI Podcast

Students with intellectual disabilities have been significantly underrepresented in higher education. Learn more about inclusive higher education programs supporting students
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CTP Brief: Student Financial Assistance

CTP Brief: Student Financial Assistance

This document provides information on student financial assistance.
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CTP Program Brief: Students and Families

This document provides more information about CTPs in Kentucky for students families.
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Comprehensive Transition and Postsecondary (CTP) Programs: Key Points for Students

CTP Programs: Key Points for Students

Watch a video by Rebecca Gregory and Erin Fitzgerald about Comprehensive Transition and Postsecondary Programs.
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Think College Stories

ThinkCollege provides readers with stories from students with intellectual disabilities who have gone to college.
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Think College

ThinkCollege creates and curates a variety of resources on topics related to postsecondary education for people with intellectual disability.
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