School Helps Visually Impaired Students Reach New Horizons

Students from across the state attend the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired not just to earn a diploma. Here they learn to adapt to their disability, and how to thrive independently both in and out of school.

[@alexandredesouza3692]

This is beautiful! Always a nice to see good people making the world better and happier for people.

[@wissalsanhaji8657]

I know the feeling of a blind person because I'm blind this things you do for them it's awesome

[@ElektrahCrowe]

That's awesome. Glad you shared this. As a visually impaired person, it's so heartwarming to hear about people helping the blind and visually impaired

[@pawanmarkam7146]

Hello you have any idea for blind person world wide

[@shaylamccartneyshay4511]

My friend is Blind she had a class like this to amazing

[@Eurodance90schick]

This is awesome I wish we had a nice school here in Canada, I'm visually and would've loved to go to this school.

[@allaboutglaucomajasmynpoli7681]

I went to the Florida School for their Deaf and Blind and I learned all these things there.

[@mdgusheralam2020]

Hey, have you any idea how to get scholarship 14 year old blind studentn?

[@bestever9178]

There should be more schools for the blind and deaf.

[@flossyflue4305]

Lovely outlook for the school.

[@jesustorres4820]

Been officially in. Or blind is difficult, however, the attitude from people and the system who is there to support you can make it even more difficult. I know from experience!

[@kevinm.5951]

Jesus Torres Were you given low expectations too??
If so share your story...I’ve had this theory for a while that my elementary/middle school had lower expectations for us...until the new principal showed up in 2014-2015 (the year I graduated) and I’m curious to know if other people went through the same....

[@jacquelinesmith-jackson2815]

Yeah I do think the teacher is right, many people don't understand how blind people do things like cooking.
They probably don't understand how Visually Impaired people cook either.

[@ChijiokeEziyi]

OMG I know her Moreblessings!!

[@danabelden9871]

I live in a blind School growing up I'm legally blind it was Missouri School for the Blind in St Louis Missouri

[@hollydugal5299]

I knew people who went to the Missouri School for the Blind during the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. What year did you graduate? I graduated from the Wisconsin School for the Blind and Visually Impaired in 1990. We used compete in the sports tournaments back in the day.

[@chantelcuddemi7646]

I'm totally blind, and I was mainstreamed in a general education classroom.

[@jacquelinesmith-jackson2815]

Hi
My name is Jacqueline and I find it very frustrating when cited people do not want to work with the visually impaired. I have an eye disease called Retinopathy Of Prematurity and I have Uveitis.
I thought this video was awesome and I really do think that people should have more gratitude for the fact that I can still see.

[@WooDeWow]

I’m legally blind I’m not even able or allowed to have a driver‘s license. I did one semester of community college and could not keep up with the reading material even with the accommodations by the time students would be on chapter 10 or 12 in a textbook I would still be on chapter 2 or three. This discouraged me and I dropped out . So how the hell do you navigate that and don’t tell me audiobooks because literally sitting down and listening to audiobooks takes even longer than reading. So what’s the solution can u give me ideas ? I want to go back to school but I can’t keep up with material , I want to get a good job make my family proud but all I am is a stress and burden on my family 🤦‍♂️

[@YOUTRAINFITNESS]

This is great!

[@ramonarmandobernalhenrique5100]

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[@Dave4thebeatles]

Very great video. Nice to share to us thank you!

[@brittanysellars1248]

Please prayer for them it a type a diease

[@delinka4695]

Very interesting...

[@avisiktachakraborty3438]

Guessing you're....🙌

[@Sudampandule8704]

I wish one day in India also I will get accessibl education☺️

[@art4theblind886]

Does anyone know what type of diplomas
the give out to the blind? We believe the visually impaired deserve
certificates and diplomas they can read and understand. Made on thin wood, using a textured seal and Braille they can read, understand and be proud of.

[@tonyfuentes5842]

Thank you for sharing this video I'm visually impaired and I wood like to go

[@jeromedavis8575]

I hear familiar voices.

[@mdgusheralam2020]

Hey, have you any idea scholorship 14 year old student??

[@Detailedstream]

Them try do the best for blind student

[@HopeHopey-yc4ei]

Hi am baby boy who born totally blind on both eyes am looking of school for my boy is he 10 year

[@brittanysellars1248]

Please prayer for them it a type of a disease

[@kevinm.5951]

Brittany Sellars its not.....

[@officialgritty4740]

A lot of blind people are okay with being blind. They just want acceptance and appropriate accommodations from society.