K-12 instruction
Full-time instructional program for students with visual impairments.
Educational services for students who are blind or visually impaired are the core offering. The Kentucky School for the Blind provides a full-time K-12 instructional program, intensive one-to-one short courses, and a college preparation program. Instruction and support include orientation and mobility, Braille skills, low vision evaluation, assistive technology, independent living, and work transition. The school also supplies Braille and large-type textbooks and instructional aids, along with extended school services and enrichment opportunities. Students can take part in music programs, athletics, and track and field events. As a statewide educational resource on blindness, it serves students across Kentucky. The school is based in Louisville and traces its history to 1842.
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Full-time instructional program for students with visual impairments.
Offers Braille skills instruction and orientation and mobility service
Activities include music programs, athletics, and track and field.
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