Become familiar with specialized technology such as adapted computers. Learn to get around independently using orientation and mobility skills. Participate fully in extracurricular activities. Learn work skills, explore a career, get a job on campus or in the community. Grow with special friends who share and understand visual loss.
Students go home on a weekly or monthly basis to be with their families.
Some of these programs take place during the school year, others are offered during the summer. There is no cost to students or their families for instructional and residential services. Families simply provide for their child's clothing, medical care, and personal needs. Workshops, on-site consultations, newsletters and parent support are available. A student must be 21 years of age or younger, must have a visual impairment or a visual impairment with an additional disability, and must need specialized services related to the visual impairment to receive services.