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We’ll work to empower you in and outside of your classes.
Contact us and we will lead you through the process.
Accommodations
Students and guests with disabilities can request accommodations through our Disability Resources Services office. In person and virtual case management is available to all students working with our team.
Contact us to learn more about services available to our students and guests.
Events
Join us each spring to learn how you can find your path at Madison College.
Find Your Future
Discover how Madison College can help you build your future.
- Learn about available programs and careers
- Hear directly from our instructors
- Speak with our Disability Resource Services staff
- Tour our cool facilities
- Open to all Dane County high school students
Held yearly in March. Check with your transition teacher for details and to sign up.
Looking Forward
What: An evening with organizations that support students with disabilities after high school
Who: Students aged 13 and up, their caregivers and advocates
When: April 23, 2025.
Where: Madison College Truax Campus
Sponsored by the Inter-agency Transition Team, Dane County Human Services and Madison College.
Registration details coming soon.
Sign Language Interpreting
We can help you engage in your classes and campus life with interpreting services. Also available to guests attending any Madison College event.
Real-Time Captions
We can provide captions in real-time, remotely and on-campus, for you to access auditory information in written form.
A Note for Parents:
Parents are always important, but even more so for students with disabilities. Your role is critical to their success, and DRS honors and wants to support you. The Handbook for Parents of Students with Disabilities (PDF, 191KB) was written with you in mind. In it we:
- address concerns and questions.
- describe the new roles you and your child have in the accommodation process.
- explain how college disability services differ from high school services.
The handbook also introduces some of the legal and philosophical changes that occur for students with disabilities upon graduation from high school and entrance into Madison College.
We encourage you to read it and contact us with any questions you have.