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Catch the College Wave

Is your young adult thinking about college or technical school after graduation? Catch the College Wave is a half-day conference for high school students with disabilities who are interested in education after high school. This event is hosted by the Transition Services Liaison Project.

Students will:

  • Hear from college and technical college students with disabilities.
  • Meet Disability and Accessibility Services Coordinators.
  • Learn how accommodations work after high school.
  • Practice self-advocacy and communication skills.
  • Explore their college and technical school options.

Fall 2026 Events:

  • October 2: Southeast Technical College, Sioux Falls
  • October 27: Northern State University, Aberdeen
  • October 28: Mitchell Technical College, Mitchell
  • Date to be announced: Western Dakota Technical College, Rapid City

 

South Dakota Parent Connection will be there! Stop by our information table to meet our staff, ask questions, and pick up free resources to help students and families prepare for the transition to adulthood.

Preparing for life after high school can bring many questions. Catch the College Wave gives students a chance to explore their options, learn what to expect, and build the skills they need to take a more active role in planning their future.

Learn more about Catch the College Wave

 

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October 2 @ 8:30am - 12:30pm CDT
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