Disability Minute: Real Back-to-School Advice for Students with Disabilities @chicagolighthouse
Disability Minute: Real Back-to-School Advice for Students with Disabilities  @chicagolighthouse
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
As the new school year approaches, students with disabilities share practical back-to-school tips to help make the transition smoother. Sydney offers advice on adjusting sleep schedules and getting back into academic routines, while Sophie highlights the importance of communicating with teachers, discussing IEP accommodations, and becoming familiar with the school environment. Whether you're a student, parent, educator, or advocate, these firsthand insights can help support a successful start to the school year. Watch for helpful disability-focused education tips and strategies for school readiness.
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Disability Minute: Real Back-to-School Advice for Students with Disabilities

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