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Mansfield Hall: Get More Out Of College
Mansfield Hall is a living and learning community for students who are capable of great things – especially when they have the kind of support that values them as individuals and helps them make and meet their own goals in our Four Core Areas of Living, Learning, Giving, and Engaging.
Come to college with the freedom and opportunities you want and the support and scaffolding you need – all while being a part of a vibrant social living and learning community.
If you would like to learn more about how Mansfield Hall can support your college dreams please review this site and connect with an Admissions Representative.
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College is a great next step – and one that students and their families do not have to take on their own.
Mansfield Hall is a living and learning community designed to support students who are both college-capable, and who may also still benefit from academic, executive functioning, social, and/or independent living skill support.
While our students are college-capable and college-curious they may still be building skills in Self Monitoring, Self Advocacy, and Applied Executive Functioning, and/or may still be developing skills in our Four Core Areas of Living, Learning, Giving, and Engaging. Although they may be neurodiverse (ADHD, autism or ASD-I, learning differences or disabilities, etc.), they are also capable of pursuing formal post-secondary education and making a supported transition to college and independence.
If you would like to learn more about how Mansfield Hall supports diverse learners, and their families, please review this site and contact us to speak to an Admissions Representative.
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Mansfield Hall supports students who are college-capable, and will benefit from additional academic, executive functioning, social, and/or independent living skill support.
Check out our latest blog posts to learn more about college accommodations, supporting diverse learners, the importance of self advocacy, our coaching model, and how we support students building their skills for not only independence but also healthy interdependence as emerging young adults.
Whether or not Mansfield Hall is right for your family we hope you find something valuable in our blog to help in your own journey to supporting students find success in college.
If you would like to learn more about how Mansfield Hall supports diverse learners, and their families, please contact us to speak to an Admissions Representative.
Shanah Tovah! (שנה טובה)
Happy Rosh Hashanah to all who celebrate!
For anyone wondering, today is the start of the Jewish New Year.
It`a Friday- time for a weekly recap.
Our Burlington and Madison students are in the swing of things with classes, but that`s not stopping them from making time for fun!
Pictured:
- Coffee club
- Carfternoon adventure
- Sweet treat o`clock
- BTV Bike shed being enjoyed
Not Pictured:
- Countless other moments of fun
Students, what are you looking forward to this weekend? Comment below ⬇️
Madison Museum of Contemporary Art was a joy!
Saw some incredible pieces and pondered accordingly 🤔🎨
Ever have a hard time getting started on a project? This could be for a host of reasons, but the name for starting that to do list item is called task initiation.
Some folks just have a hard time getting started. We`ve included some tips to help, but we`d love to hear from you too.
What`s your most unhinged tip to get started on tasks you`ve been avoiding?
We don`t know about you, but our students and staff alike are soaking up the last of summer, grilling, chilling, and getting outside.
This week included our Madison students getting their hands dirty in the kitchen, Eugene taking a trip to the raptor center and a jaunt to the farmers market, and the Burlington students relishing the field day memories with classes in full swing.
What was your favorite part of the week?
The Q&A continues!
Masking is a hotly debated topic at the moment. Some professionals have differing opinions, but our stance is that while a more inclusive world is something we can all be working towards, there`s a time and a place for the ways we show up, and knowing how to differentiate has value.
What do you think?
