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  • SAVE THE DATE! WSBVI Resource Fair
    The WSBVI College and Career Resource Fair is an annual event that connects our students with valuable resources and opportunities. This year, we’re planning an even bigger and better event with more vendors and enhanced opportunities for connection.  High school students with blindness/low vision and their families can expect to learn about resources to help in preparation for college, the workforce and community living. SAVE THE DATE! What:  WSBVI Resource Fair When: … Read More »SAVE THE DATE! WSBVI Resource Fair
  • Looking for real life job experience? Check out Summer EmployAbility 2025!
    Dates for the 2025 Summer EmployAbility Program are as follows. Pleasenote that all students who wish to participate in this summer program willbe required to attend the Pre-EmployAbility weekend. The Pre-EmployAbility program is a weekend to assess each student’sskills related to employment. Participation in this portion is mandatory for allstudents who will attend the 2025 Summer EmployAbility Program. The dates for this program are Friday, April 11 with an arrival time of… Read More »Looking for real life job experience? Check out Summer EmployAbility 2025!
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