The School for the Blind follows a curriculum specifically designed for students who are visually impaired as well as the curriculum in nearby public kindergartens and elementary schools. Older students develop skills in language arts, reading, math, science, self-organization and social studies. Mainstreaming Program The School for the Blind's mainstreaming program offers students an opportunity to attend classes full time in one of the state's finest public school districts, while taking advantage of the specialized support available through the School for the Blind. The L.I.F.E. Program is designed for middle and high school students who have more than one handicap and who might have difficulty in a mainstream program. The program offers students an opportunity to set achievable goals, make career decisions and learn citizenship skills.
Course work includes applied math, communication and science.
The program provides internship experience both on campus and in the local community. The program was designed to enhance the school day and is open to both residential and non-residential students. In addition to a study hall staffed by certified teachers, students are offered the opportunity to participate in classes, sports and recreational programs.