Iowa Western Community College.  A fifth year program for students with unmet vocational needs based on their IEP.  A transition program for students.

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Iowa Western Community College

 A fifth year program for students with unmet vocational needs based on their IEP.  A transition program for students with disabilities.  A program that provides support services outside of the classroom.

 A financial aid program ◦ Although paid tuition is a benefit of the program, students are required to pay for their books, program materials, transportation(unless disability states otherwise) and housing. ◦ A career exploration program or a program in which students can major.

 Under 21 years old.  Enrolled in a high school program and receive special education services.  Have unmet vocational training needs on the current IEP.  Completed career exploration activities leading to a specific vocational training goal.  Complete all required academic courses for high school graduation, but still have unmet vocational needs in the IEP.

 Fill out an application for the college  Take the Compass/Asset test  High School completes BLAST preparedness questionnaire with student and forwards to BLAST advisor.  Student completes interview with IWCC Program Chair and BLAST advisor.

 LEA and BLAST team update student’s IEP to include BLAST support services, updated goals, and LRE requirements.  Deadline for Fall is May 1 and deadline for Spring is November 1.  Student signs the BLAST contract

 Complete an Academic Strategies class.  2 hours required study time in the BLAST lab.  Attend seminars once a month.  Attend all classes regularly.  Complete assignments on time.  Access disability services necessary for success.  Communicate with instructors and BLAST coordinator and learning specialist.

 To successfully transition students with disabilities to the regular college environment.  Students should be able to independently access disability services necessary for success in college.

 BLAST students can take any career or technical program where they can earn a certificate, diploma, or AAS degree.  BLAST students cannot take programs that require a transfer to a 4 year college to complete the degree.

 Culinary Arts  Diesel Mechanics  Auto Mechanics  Turf and Landscape  Wind Energy  Construction  Dental Assisting  Dental Hygiene

 Medical Assisting  Practical Nursing  Radio Broadcasting  Surgical Tech  Vet Tech  Business  Early Childhood  Etc.

Questions???