When you are born different, it's easy to stand out. Some of our local self-advocates with Down syndrome have embraced this role. They work hard to adapt to the neuro-typical way of life, and they … [Continue reading]
My Love-Hate Relationship with the “I” in IEP
Federal law and evidence-based research supports full inclusion with individualized support for students with Down syndrome. Still, a recent study by the federal government found that less than half … [Continue reading]
Legislation Could Continue to Increase College Opportunities for Students with Intellectual Disabilities
Like many soon-to-be high school graduates, college is on Patrick Foraker's mind. Just this week he interviews at Clemson and George Mason. Patrick is just one of 3.3 million students applying … [Continue reading]
Advocate like a Mother
Tis the season for chocolate and wine and tears. While most mothers take this to mean a cheesy Valentines day celebration with their sweetheart, mothers (and fathers) of children with Down syndrome … [Continue reading]
5 Tips for a Better Transition Plan for Life After High School
Students with Down syndrome face many barriers to success after school. Too many fall off "the cliff" when they leave high school, with no village to catch them. With courts continuing to hold a low … [Continue reading]
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