From screen readers and smart canes to refreshable Braille displays, technology is revolutionizing education for the visually impaired. In our classrooms, students use accessible software, adaptive devices, and audio-based tools that help them read, write, and explore the digital world. We also train teachers and parents on how to use these tools effectively.

With the rise of screen readers and audio tools, some might wonder: is Braille still relevant? The answer is a resounding yes. Braille remains a fundamental skill that empowers independence, enhances literacy, and gives visually impaired individuals control over their learning. At our school, we integrate Braille learning into daily activities, ensuring students gain the

At our School of the Blind, we believe that vision loss should never limit a child’s potential. Through customized learning plans, assistive technology, and one-on-one support, we empower our students to pursue academic success and life skills with confidence. From mastering Braille literacy to exploring science and the arts, every lesson is designed to meet