VIDBE-Q 2025 Volume 70 Issue 1
Through one-on-one instruction, students learn critical skills such as sensory
awareness, spatial concepts, human guide techniques, functional use of vision, and
public transportation navigation. Specialists also teach long cane travel, fostering
confidence and independence. These lessons reflect MSB's broader mission to
empower students through comprehensive support tailored to their individual
needs.
A Leader in Assistive Technology
One of MSB's most innovative aspects is its use of assistive technology. The
school equips students with resources such as iPads, screen readers, Braille note
takers, talking calculators and now offers The Monarch. Additionally, MSB
utilizes 3D printing technology to create customized learning aids, ensuring that
every student has the tools they need to succeed.
Athletics and Recreation for All
Sports and recreation play a crucial role in MSB's curriculum. The school
has a state-of-the-art athletic complex, complete with regulation-sized fields, a
basketball court, and a running track. Blind and low vision students have the
chance to participate in a variety of adapted sports, learning valuable skills in a
supportive environment. Whether it's beep baseball, goalball, or track, students at
MSB enjoy the opportunity to stay active, build confidence, and experience the joy
of competition. MSB leverages physical education not only to engage students but
