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Tennessee School for the Blind is a K-12 public school that strives to provide free, appropriate, and individualized educational services to eligible students in a safe environment that will promote independence and a positive self-image, as well as provide information and technical assistance to families, schools, and agencies serving all Tennessee children who are visually challenged.
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TSB Pulse: May 2026 Newsletter

The May 2026 edition of the TSB Pulse highlights student achievement, creativity, and growth across campus. From strong performances at the NCASB Swim & Forensics Conference to engaging classroom experiences like the “Tournament of Books” and Earth Day Illustration Contest, students continue to build confidence, communication, and real-world skills. The issue also celebrates Teacher Appreciation Week, honors the legacy of Morris Frank and guide dog independence, and looks ahead to the continued expansion of TSB’s Career & Technical Education (CTE) program.
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