Kids and Teens@Heartland

In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Amendments, Continuing Education at Heartland Community College makes every effort to provide reasonable accommodations to qualifying students with disabilities. Participants in need of reasonable accommodations may identify so on the registration form and will be communicated with regarding the request process. In order to provide adequate time to obtain documentation and arrange for reasonable accommodations, it is highly recommended that requests are submitted 3 weeks prior to the class start date.

Requests submitted after this point will still be accepted and given full consideration, but may not be in place during the limited duration of the enrichment program. Students enrolled in a Kids@Heartland class should demonstrate independence, motivation, and the ability to handle changes in routine. Personal services such as restroom assistance, support with mobility around campus, eating, or direct one-to-one supervision are not provided as part of the program.

If your child needs any of these supports, please reach out to the Kids@Heartland program as soon as possible to discuss options. Accommodations are not considered reasonable if they pose a serious health or safety risk, or significantly alter the intent of the enrichment program.

We strive to provide excellent learning experiences in our Continuing Education classes. As a result, anyone exhibiting inappropriate behavior or disrespectful language may be dismissed without a refund. Please refer to the HCC student Conduct policy for details .