End of Year Message
TSB Superintendent Dr. David Martin has a special end of school year letter for all TSB families.
News & Announcements
New Episode of the TSB Podcast Released
A new episode of the TSB podcast has just been released.
TSB Summer Camp 2020 Cancelled
Due to the continuing Coronavirus pandemic, TSB's 2020 summer camp has been canceled. For any questions or concerns, please email Dr. Tammy Parsons [email protected] or Andy Joiner [email protected]
[UPDATE] SCHOOL CLOSURE AND MORE IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT COVID-19 (Coronavirus)
In response to the continuing COVID-19 outbreak, Governor Lee has advised all schools including TSB to be closed. Please see the PDF files below for more important information regarding this evolving situation.
2020-2021 Calendar Now Available
The calendar for the 2020-2021 school year is now available to download. To view or print this calendar, please see the link below.
TSB Work-Based Learning Students in Video
Recently, the Tennessee Disability Coalition began a new initiative entitled "Tennessee Businesses for the Better." TSB Student working at Donelson Cafe getting photo takenThe goal of the program is to break down stereotype barriers about hiring people with disabilities. They seek to spread awareness in general about the great benefits of disability employment. By removing any barriers and spreading awareness about the positive aspects of a disability work force, business owners will be encouraged to take the next step towards inclusivity. As part of the initiative, Hannah Vickery was assigned the task of producing a video depicting the scope of work, usefulness, and benefits gained. Hannah decided to begin her video by highlighting businesses within the state that already recognize these benefits and currently do a great job in this area.
Camps in Rear View Mirror
Thanks to generous donations from the Lions Club, Tennessee School for the Blind continued its tradition19 Summer Camp Group Photo of hosting three weeks of summer camp in 2019. The camps were held during the month of June. The school has altered the lives of hundreds of blind and visually impaired students from across the state through its summer enrichment programs. The camps have been held each summer on the school’s campus for several decades.