Skip to content

News

  • Summer Programs 2025 Now Open for Registration!
    We’re thrilled to announce that our WCBVI 2025 Summer Programs are now open for registration! Whether you’re looking to enhance your skills, gain hands-on experience, or connect with peers, our programs offer exciting opportunities for students of all ages. WSBVI Summer Programs include two 1 week programs. Make a Difference (9th-12th grade students) July 6th-July 12th, 2025, and We Are Makers (1st-8th grade students) July 21st-July 25, 2025. Visit our new Summer Programs page to explore available options and secure your spot… Read More »Summer Programs 2025 Now Open for Registration!
  • 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
All WCBVI News

Videos

    No feed items found.

All WCBVI Videos
Newsletter icon

Subscribe to the WCBVI Email List

WCBVI maintains and supports this email list to provide families, vision professionals, and other stakeholders with information regarding events, initiatives, and other important updates throughout the state of Wisconsin.

More about our Email List

Employment

Commitment to the education and well being of all Wisconsin students who are blind and visually impaired is our top priority. Discover your place on our team here at WCBVI.

View Current Openings

Why Our School?

Learn about the Wisconsin School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (WSBVI) and why our school may be the right choice for your child:

Learn about WSBVI

See Something Say Something

If you notice anything suspicious or out of the ordinary at school, don’t hesitate to report it – your awareness can make a real difference in maintaining a secure and welcoming environment for everyone.

Anonymous Tipline