3000 Moseley Rd
Crossroads , TX 76227
The only directory of its kind, Think College Search features information on 369 postsecondary education programs for students with intellectual disability.
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The ABE Academy is a literacy-based vocational training program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The ABE Academy offers instruction in basic academic areas as well as the opportunity for students to enroll in integrated education and training and/or pathways in specific vocational areas.
The Academic and Career Achievement Program, or "ACAP" program at South Arkansas Community College is designed for individuals who have Intellectual Disabilities (ID) or Developmental Disabilities (DD), and who can benefit from the community college experience. ACAP is a custom-tailored learning program that offers students a unique post-secondary opportunity to further their formal education and become self-reliant.
The Academy offers 2 certificate programs, each two years in length, designed to provide an inclusive post-secondary opportunity to students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Students can receive one certificate from the Academic, Social, Career, Enrichment (ASCE) program and one advanced certificate from the Leadership and Career Development (ALCD) program. Our programs are Comprehensive Transition Program (CTP).