News & Announcements

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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.

This month’s newsletter celebrates student achievement, upcoming opportunities, and important updates across the Tennessee School for the Blind. Highlights include Braille Challenge success, summer program offerings, community resources, and an update on TSB’s upcoming brand refresh. Explore how our students continue to grow in confidence and independence, and stay connected with what’s happening across our school community.

A unique dining experience supporting TSB Prom and the Challenge Aspen Senior Trip, promoting awareness, inclusion, and student independence.

March was filled with meaningful learning and growth at the Tennessee School for the Blind. Students strengthened independent living and self-advocacy skills through hands-on experiences aligned with the Expanded Core Curriculum (ECC), including health and career-focused opportunities. We’re grateful for the partnerships that continue to expand what’s possible for our students.

Make this summer one of growth, confidence, and connection at the Tennessee School for the Blind.

Our engaging, hands-on programs help students build independence, strengthen Expanded Core Curriculum (ECC) skills, and explore new interests—all in a fun and supportive environment.

Give your student the opportunity to learn, connect, and thrive this summer. Explore our programs below and apply today.

February at TSB highlights student learning, creativity, and community—from classroom achievements and clubs to performances, campus moments, and meaningful partnerships that support growth, confidence, and independence.

This month’s Pulse newsletter is filled with winter highlights from across TSB—including student achievements, upcoming December events, community partnerships, and a preview of January 2026. From our Goalball Girls’ 2nd-place conference finish to festive campus traditions and exciting academic updates, this issue captures the energy and heart of the season at TSB.

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