THE KANSAS STATE SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND

The right help, at the right time, in the right location for students with visual impairments.

KSSB SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENTS

KSSB'S UPCOMING EVENTS ACROSS KANSAS

  • February 9 – Blindfold Yoga – WSU
  • February 9 – LVCC – Dr. Gerson at KSSB
  • February 10 – Blindfold Yoga – ESU
  • February 18 – MASE Sterling Elementary, USD 376
  • February 19 & 20 – LVCC+ – Dr. Lawrence at Great Bend
  • February 21 – Blindfold Yoga at KAHPERD in Wichita
  • February 26 – O&M Refresher
  • March 4 – Blindfold Yoga/Goalball, Salina South High School, USD 305
  • March 6 – LVCC – Dr. Gerson at Emporia
  • March 12 – MASE at Hillsboro Elementary, USD 410
  • March 25 – MASE at North Fairview Elementary, USD 345
  • March 27 – Midwest CVI Conference in Wichita
  • April 17 thru 19 – Trailblazers Weekend
  • April 20 – LVCC – Dr. Gerson at KSSB
  • April 21 – LVCC+ – Dr. Lawrence at Dodge City

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT KSSB

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Request for Services

When the time is right for your child or family member, we will be here to find the right programs and personalized support options.

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Get Involved

You can make a difference for students who are blind or visually impaired, by helping create innovative educational opportunities to enrich the lives of our students.

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Interested in TSVI/COMS?

The Kansas TSVI/COMS Preparation and Mentorship Project supports the training of educators to become a TSVI and/or COMS.

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Join One of Our Events

KSSB hosts events for students, families, and professionals throughout Kansas, such as the Vision Symposium and Blind Sports Day.

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KSSB’s Online Courses

KSSB offers several online classes with a certified content area teacher who is also a Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments.

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KanLovKids, LVCC

Low vision collaboration clinics are a functional and multidisciplinary approach, meeting the visual needs of children from ages birth through 21 who reside in Kansas.

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