Explore a wealth of resources tailored to support educators
working with low vision or blind learners. This network of
contacts is available to aid in fostering inclusive practices by
empowering educators with training and equipment and
promoting accessibility for all learners. Washington State
School for the Blind (WSSB) collaborates across the state
with local school districts, Educational Service Districts, Early
Intervention Provider Agencies, special and general education
teachers, and families to ensure that blind, low vision, and
deafblind students receive the necessary support to excel. Watch this short video for more
information regarding WSSB’s Outreach Access Services. Washington Sensory Disabilities
Services (WSDS) partners with schools, families, and agencies to provide assessment
services, training, and consultation for children and youth who are deaf/hard of hearing,
blind/low vision, or deafblind. Additionally, specialized AT equipment, such as the Jupiter
Portable Magnifier and Backlit Keyboard are available for trial through SETC, and CATT NW.
These resources are indispensable for educators striving to create inclusive and accessible
learning environments that uphold every student’s right to an enriching educational
experience.