Scholarships for Students With Disabilities

 Lets students follow a worker who guides them through what they do on the job and talks to them about education and training for that career. (Use the “Career Video Categories” tab in the drop down navigation bar to see what’s available

Kids.gov  Provides students with an A to Z list of jobs and career videos, recommended for grades 6-8.

Here is a site that will help you with audio books on-line so you can listen if you don't have the book or if the print is too small to see.

Many high school graduates with disabilities choose to continue their education by attending college. There are several things to consider about going to college, including what is the right school, what sort of living situation is best (e.g., at home, in a dorm), whether or not to apply for student aid, which type of aid (grants, loans, scholarships) to apply for, etc. The following resources can help begin the college planning process.

This link names colleges that have programs for Students with Learning Disabilities