Each year, we attempt to expand the resources we have to educate our blind and low-vision students. Currently we have a few computers with "talk-back" technology used by visually impaired students during computer classes and while working on school projects. This allows them to work alongside their sighted peers and gives them opportunities to become familiar with computers. We are looking to upgrade these programs in the next year as our current programs are out-of-date. 

Our school is also equipped with a library which contains books for all levels and abilities. We've taken some of our books, and printed Braille print over the pages, making the book accessible to our blind students. There are special books, usually called "touchy-feely" books, sold by many publishers  that are great tools for our visually impaired students. Donations of these books or any other resources are always welcomed as we're looking to expand our library.