There are so many awesome photos of Legally Blonde: The Musical, so we decided to put together a photo album covering the whole weekend!
Admissions
Who becomes a student at Vista Life?
Our students are adults 18 and older from across the United States, with a diverse range of backgrounds. We support individuals with a wide range of disabilities and with varying educational backgrounds. Some have participated in special education classes in mainstream high schools, others have graduated from high schools designed for individuals with disabilities, while still others have attended or graduated from college. It is not a requirement for a student to have graduated from high school to be accepted into our program.
Vista Life understands that every person is unique and transitioning into adulthood is a different journey for everyone. Our core practice is to create individual strategies to develop life skills, social and cognitive skills, develop a vocational direction, and safely navigate the local communities.
If you are interested in hearing more about our services and programs, please contact our Admissions Department.
A Vista Life
In our Vista blog series, students, members, and staff share their stories and celebrate the Vista community. These posts feature everyone from students who have recently enrolled in our Discover Program, Vista members living independently along the shoreline, and Staff who have spent decades working with students and members.
We hope you will reflect with us on the potential for growth we all share and celebrate the achievements of our students and members. As they demonstrate every day...it is never too late to imagine the possibilities.
It’s time for opening night of Legally Blonde: The Musical! We want to take you all backstage to meet some of the people who have worked so hard to make this show a reality.
We are one week away from the premiere of Legally Blonde: The Musical, produced by Vista’s A Shared Stage Productions. In this week’s blog we have compiled pictures and memories of past shows for you all to enjoy!
At the start of this year, the Connect Program celebrated “Acts of Kindness Week” by spreading positivity and joy in the community through craft projects and community service. This dedication to kindness has now become a full-time project with the introduction of the new Kindness Club!
For individuals entering Vista on or after July 1, 2018, Vista will no longer accept Department of Developmental Services (DDS) In-Home Supports (IHS), Individual Day Vocational (IDV) and Individual Day Non-Vocational (IDN) funding for services. Individuals enrolled in Vista prior to July 1, 2018 may use IHS, IDV or IDN funding for these services. Group Support Employment (GSE), Individual Supported Employment (ISE), Day Support Option (DSO), Individual Day Support Option (IDSO) funding may continue to be used to pay for Vista programs and services.
Admissions Process
Interested families and students can take the first step in exploring programing at Vista by completing an inquiry form (accessed using the button below).
Following the inquiry, a member of our admissions team will contact you to learn more about the prospective student and determine the next steps on an individualized basis.
Typically, this process includes further conversations and sharing of historical information, an in-person tour, and the scheduling of a one-day assessment for prospective students.
Vista enrolls students on an on-going basis based on availability. Take the first step and inquire below…and thank you for your interest in programing at Vista!