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WEBThe CrossingPoints Certificate in Occupational Studies (CCOS) is a non-degree certificate program for young adults with intellectual disabilities who are interested in pursuing postsecondary education at The University of Alabama.
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WEBCrossingPoints serves students with significant disabilities ages 18-21 years who are still receiving IDEA services during the academic year. Tier 1 is a collaboration between The University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa City Schools, and Tuscaloosa County School System.
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WEBCrossingPoints Program, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. 2,203 likes · 46 talking about this · 31 were here. CrossingPoints is a multi-tiered postsecondary transition program in the College of Education at The...
Tier 2 - CrossingPoints Program
WEBThe program takes place during one UA summer term (June) following the University summer school calendar. Participating students reside in UA dorms and participate in curriculum that is a blend of CrossingPoints-specific courses and can select up to one UA course based upon eligibility and interests.
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WEBCrossingPoints is a collaboration between the Tuscaloosa City Schools, the Tuscaloosa County Schools, and The University of Alabama. Who does the CrossingPoints Program serve? CrossingPoints serves students that are 18-21 years of age with intellectual disabilities, and are enrolled in either the Tuscaloosa City or County schools.
Six students make history at UA with Crossing Points program
WEBMay 5, 2022 · A picture-perfect ending to three years of turning dreams into realities and looking beyond disabilities. On May 7, Colby Spangler and Maeghan DeLoach will receive a certificate in Occupational Studies, all part of the University of Alabama’s Crossing Points Program.
Independence and Self-Advocacy: CrossingPoints’ Mission Grows
WEBOct 15, 2018 · The bedrocks of UA’s CrossingPoints program are independence and self-advocacy. Those themes are present in both tiers of the program, where decisions about activities, learning opportunities and job training are driven by the students, who communicate their wants and desires to faculty.
New Opportunities: CrossingPoints Students Begin New Program
WEBAug 30, 2019 · In August we welcomed the first cohort of UA’s CrossingPoints certificate in occupational studies program. THE KEYS! Colby Spangler, of Birmingham, receives the keys to his on-campus dorm room. NEW FRIENDS: Maeghan DeLoach (left), meets CrossingPoints mentor Alissa Beck, a secondary education major from Huntsville.
Tier 1 - CrossingPoints Program
WEBTier1 Program provides transition services for students with disabilities, ages 18-21. Students participating in CrossingPoints receive instruction in the areas of employment, independent living, functional academics, self-determination, socialization, and recreation.
CrossingPoints Certificate in Occupational Studies - University of Alabama
WEBThe CrossingPoints Certificate in Occupational Studies is a non-degree certificate program that serves young adults with intellectual disabilities who are interested in pursuing a postsecondary education at The University of Alabama.
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