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The following programs and services are available for students with different levels of abilities who will be attending postsecondary experiences. Please contact Mr. Buscemi with any questions about these services!
After School/Weekend Social Classes and Activities
Blue Umbrella Info.pdfBlue Umbrella Experience
Blue Umbrella Experience
Located in Smithtown, NY, the Blue Umbrella Experience offers classes connected to student interests in a flexible setting.
In-person after school and weekend classes available.
Virtual Experiences Available via Zoom
MJ Achievement & Tommy's Friends Info.pdfMJ Achievement & Tommy's Friends
MJ Achievement & Tommy's Friends
In-person, after school and weekend socialization classes available at St. Joseph's University in Patchogue, NY
College for Students With Disabilities: Key Resources
College for Students With Disabilities: Key Resources
Please see the following links for information that can help to guide postsecondary planning for students with disabilities who intend to achieve a college or university diploma.
Molloy Opportunity for Successful Transition (MOST)
Molloy Opportunity for Successful Transition (MOST)
Molloy University offers its Molloy Opportunity for Successful Transition (MOST) program to individuals with developmental disabilities from ages 21-27. MOST provides the opportunity for individuals to bridge the gap between the college classroom and meaningful adult life. For more information, click the button below!
VR A 2018 Long Island College Disability Services Resource Guide-Modified (2).pdfLong Island College and University Disabilities Services Resource Guide
Long Island College and University Disabilities Services Resource Guide
Please see the following listing for information about Disabilities Services programs that are offered at our local Long Island colleges and universities. This document will be updated with more up-to-date information as the year moves forward. For additional support or questions, please reach out to Mr. Buscemi
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