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The Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (ISBVI) educates and invests in many children that, due to blindness/low vision or blindness/low vision and additional handicapping conditions, other schools cannot or have difficulty serving. Through its outreach initiatives, ISBVI provides services to children and young adults throughout the state who are blind or have low vision who are not enrolled at the School.
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Latest News
Back-to-School Night
Back-to-School Night is scheduled for September 10th. Parents/Guardians will have the opportunity to meet James Michaels, the school's new superintendent, meet teachers, see the school, and enjoy pizza in the cafeteria. The event will be held from 5:00pm - 6:30pm.
Rockets Compete in Illinois
The ISBVI track team traveled to Illinois September 5th and gave an outstanding performance. ISBVI logged wins in the 800 meter, 600 meter, and the high jump. In addition, two rockets tied for first place in the 60 meter dash, both clocking a time of 8.87.
Way to go, Rockets!
2024 - 2025 School Calendar
Check out the approved 2024 - 2025 ISBVI School Calendar.
School Breakfast
Eating breakfast every day provides many benefits:
- Breakfast gives the brain the kickstart it needs. Healthy food fuels the body increasing concentration, memory, attention, and enhancing creativity.
- Studies have shown that students who eat a healthy breakfast have significantly better scores in math, spelling, and reading.
- Eating breakfast also leads to a healthier body weight.
Talk to your child about starting their mornings off strong with one of our daily breakfast options!
Strategic Plan
The ISBVI Board recently approved a new 5-year Strategic Plan for the School. The strategies within this plan will provide a roadmap for positioning ISBVI as the Center for Excellence for the state in educating students with blindness or low vision. This roadmap will be implemented in phases over the coming years as the school concurrently navigates its transition to a new state-of-the-art campus.