Accessible College

The publication "Accessible College: A Guide to Transition students with disability from High School to College" is designed to help families assist students with disabilities transition from high school to college.

Accessible College: A Guide to Transition students with disability from High School to College will guide students, parents, teachers, advisors and administrators, and community members as they begin planning for academic accommodations at the collegiate level. Use the checklists for students as this is their guide for program planning. The concepts in this workbook are simplified but thorough and universal enough to assist most students with disabilities who are seeking higher education opportunities in the United States.

Dr. Jeffrey Holmes, is a graduate of the Community College Leadership Program at The University of Texas-Austin is a recognized expert practitioner in Access, Opportunity and Equity program development for students attending post secondary institutions. His broad range of expertise includes first year experience, student-athletics, disabilities compliance and services, civil rights complaints and resolution agreements, instruction, faculty development, team building, public-private partnerships, leadership, community colleges and transfer issues, classification and compensation, program design, higher education and government relationships, entrepreneurism and small business development. He has served over 17 years in post secondary education in various roles including as a District Compliance Officer. He served as a California Community College Statewide Representative for 10 comprehensive community colleges and has served on several statewide committees. Jeffrey currently has mentored 1,000s of young men and women to transition to college, degree completion and careers. Dr. Jeffrey Holmes is available for keynote and training sessions.