De Anza College established services for students with disabilities in 1973.  Today, more than 2,000 students each year enroll in our programs whose purpose is to support access to the community college curriculum and success in realizing individual goals.  Four on- and off- campus programs offer support services, special classes and accommodations.

• Disability Support Services (DSS)
  Support for students with physical, vision, hearing, and psychological disabilities or add/adh
  
  
• Educational Diagnostic Center (EDC)
  Support for students with learning disabilities
  
  
• Adapted Physical Education (APE)
  Offers adapted physical fitness
  classes
  
  
• HOPE-De Anza
  Off-Campus programs for students with developmental disabilities

Our Computer Access Lab (CAL) addresses the assistive technology needs of students with disabilities. 

For more information, click on the individual program link.  To contact program coordinators or the DSP&S administrator, the dean of the Special Education Division, click Contact Us

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