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Texas School For The Blind And Visually Impaired

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Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (TSBVI) Market Research Report



Company Overview



Name: Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (TSBVI)

Mission of the Company:
To serve as a leading center of expertise and resources, working in partnership with schools, families, communities, and organizations to transform outcomes for students, ages birth to 22, who are blind, deafblind, or have low vision.

Vision:
All Texas students who are blind, deafblind, or have low vision will be empowered to lead productive and fulfilling lives.

Founded: TSBVI was originally established on August 16, 1856.

Founder: Governor Elisha M. Pease

Key People in the Company:
  • Superintendent: Emily Coleman


Headquarters: 1100 W. 45th St., Austin, Texas, 78756

Number of Employees: No information is available.

Revenue of the Company: No information is available.

What is the Company Known For:
TSBVI is a premier organization recognized both as a state agency and a school district. It serves as an educational institution for students who are blind, visually impaired, or deafblind, providing a wide range of in-person and outreach services across Texas. It is not considered a traditional boarding school due to its unique structure.

Products



What Products Do They Offer:
TSBVI offers a variety of educational programs, services, and resources.

High-Level Description of the Products:



1. Comprehensive School Experience:
  • Provides a year-long, on-campus, comprehensive school program for students ages 6 to 22.


2. Short-Term Programs:
  • Offers online and in-person short-term classes during the school year for targeted instruction in the Expanded Core Curriculum.


3. Summer Programs:
  • Provides multiple enrichment classes on campus for students with visual impairment.


4. Transition Programs:
  • Offers post-secondary education, career counseling, and transitional services.


5. Consultations and Mentorships:
  • Provides consultation services to families and school districts, mentorship, training, and continuing education for professionals.


6. Registration and Census Services:
  • Manages registration and census services for children and young adults who are blind, visually impaired, or deafblind.


7. Resources and Knowledge Provision:
  • Supplies educational resources and knowledge about visual impairment and deafblind education.


Key Features of Each Product:

  • Comprehensive School Experience: Students live on campus during the school year; programming is developed in partnership with local districts.


  • Short-Term Programs: Provides intensive education for students at or near their grade level.


  • Transition: Assists students to prepare for life beyond K-12 education.


  • Consultations: Supports educational outcomes statewide through expert consultation.


  • Resources: Provides publications, online courses, and in-person training.


Recent Developments



What Are the Recent Developments in the Company:

  • Electrifying News - White Cane Day!: Celebrated and highlighted on October 14, 2024, emphasizing awareness and advocacy.


  • Board Meeting News: Includes updates on board meetings such as the October 7th Board Meeting.


  • Summer Programs Update: TSBVI had various summer programs that began on June 7, 2024.


  • Renovations: Completed the final renovation in 2019 for the Austin campus, keeping only one original building.


New Products Launched: No information is available.

New Features Added to Existing Products: No information is available.

Any New Partnerships: No information is available.