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THE KANSAS STATE SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND

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The Victory Project gifts KC Blind All-Stars Foundation new soccer field at Kansas State School for the Blind
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ESY Orientation Day
May 30, 2024 12:00 am

KSSB ESY
June 3, 2024 12:00 am

ESY Summer Program – Hays
June 17, 2024 12:00 am

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT KSSB

KSSB 2022-23 Annual Report
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KSSB 2021-22 Annual Report in Word with Image Descriptions
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5 days ago

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Attention all former students of KSSB 🦅 Whether you graduated from KSSB or not, if you went to High School or participated in the Transition Program, please complete this survey to help us stay current? We would love to know how you are doing!Survey link: forms.gle/zNh7GHND8dCQtB8E8Please help us spread and share. Thank you! Image: a blue sign with white words that read “Kansas State School for the Blind” on it with green and purple plants along the ground and a black fence behind ... See MoreSee Less

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6 days ago

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Deadline Extension! Get those applications in for the KC Blind All-Stars Foundation scholarships offering two opportunities for blind or visually impaired youth. The Gwendolyne Hawley Trust Scholarship Award Program helps deserving post-secondary students who are blind or visually impaired to advance their skills in post-secondary education. The Donald J. and Marcia Pickering Scholarship assist in expenses for technical education or skill-based training after graduation from high school or completion of the Transition Program at KSSB. Deadline for application for the scholarships is June 2024. www.kcblindallstars.org/scholarship-award-program/We are proud to partner with Kansas State School for the Blind to offer two scholarship opportunities for blind or visually impaired youth. The Gwendolyne Hawley Trust Scholarship Award Program helps deserving post-secondary students who are blind or visually impaired to advance their skills in post-secondary education. The Donald J. and Marcia Pickering Scholarship assist in expenses for technical education or skill-based training after graduation from high school or completion of the Transition Program at KSSB. Deadline for application for the scholarships is June 2024. www.kcblindallstars.org/scholarship-award-program/ ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

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We did it! 3 graduates and 4 Transition students celebrated a major accomplishment this week. Thank you to our families, teachers, and staff for supporting their individual journeys!Congrats to the class of 2024! ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you to all who donated towels for our ESY program! We have reached our goal! ... See MoreSee Less

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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.

Make a Service Request
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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.

Donate – KC Blind All-Stars Foundation
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Interested in TSVI/COMS?

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

Become a TSVI/COMS
Interested in Becoming a Volunteer?
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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 Family Forum.

KSSB Events
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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.

Online Courses
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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.

KanLovKids
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