Join us for a special session for prospective transfer students interested in Spring 2026 enrollment! This virtual Open House will provide an overview of Beacon, including academics and student life, support services, and how to make a smooth transition.
From building self-awareness to developing routines and managing change, Ashley Milito breaks down the essential areas families should focus on as they prepare their students for the transition—and how programs like Beacon’s are built to meet students where they are.
What does it really take to thrive in college? Hear from VP of Academic Affairs, Dr. Kevin Reilly, and VP of Student Affairs, Dr. Dana Manzo, on the five core pillars that form the foundation of academic and holistic success, and how Beacon supports these key areas.
Preparing for life after college starts long before graduation. In this session, you’ll learn how our Center for Career Preparation helps students identify their strengths, explore professional interests, gain hands-on experience, and build essential workplace skills.
What does it mean to be “college-ready”? This webinar (recorded in September 2025) explores clear benchmarks to evaluate holistic readiness for college, and provides practical steps students can take to adjust to college life.
Join us to explore the major shifts in academic expectations, support systems, and student life between high school and college—especially for students who learn differently.
Whether you're coming straight from high school or looking for a fresh start, this Why Beacon Wednesdays session explores how Beacon supports students during the transition to college life. Hear from our team about how we help new students—first-year and transfer—settle in, connect, and thrive on campus.
Part of our four-part Why Beacon Wednesdays series, this webinar will dive into Beacon’s built-in academic support model with campus leadership. Learn how Beacon's math, reading, writing, and executive functioning helps students with learning differences succeed—without hidden fees or hoops to jump through.
This session provides key social and relationship skills needed to adjust to the environment of college – as well as tasks and simple tools that can help students get started and find their fit.
This recorded Learning Series webinar provides strategies to best prepare your future collegiate to relish and thrive in dormitory living, with tips to manage conflicts in roommate and suitemate groups.
The statistics can be hard to follow – is college worth the ROI? This session explores how pursuing higher education benefits graduates with learning disabilities in accessing gainful employment.
This session will help you understand your rights and make the most of final IEP meetings or transitional conferences with secondary schools as it pertains to planning, evaluations, and support.
