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Life After High School Eau Claire

Thursday October 5

Life After High School - A Timeline to Success is for all blind and visually impaired teens, their families and educators who would like to learn more about planning for their future. Topics include preparing for employment, college or technical school, independent living and recreation.

Fall Vision Program Support Teacher Meeting

Friday October 6

Vision PST meetings provide education and training to vision professionals about statewide initiatives from DPI, in addition to important topics related to the field. Meetings take place in the fall and spring of each school year.

Kyle Makurat Earns National Recognitions for Life-saving Skills Campaign

Photo of Dawn Makurat (Kyle’s Mother), Kyle Makurat (Student), Tom Mooney, (American Red Cross), & David Perrodin (Therapist)

On May 18^th, WSBVI student Kyle Makurat was recognized during a school assembly for his production of a public service video, targeted at high school students and young adults, centered to the theme of “Why is CPR important to high school students and young adults?”

Dawn Soto, Topnotch Teacher

Dawn Soto is a teacher in the Little Peanuts Center here at the Wisconsin School for the Blind and Visually Impaired. She was recently honored by WISC-TV as the September Topnotch Teacher.

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Life After High School Eau Claire

Fall Vision Program Support Teacher Meeting

Kyle Makurat Earns National Recognitions for Life-saving Skills Campaign

Dawn Soto, Topnotch Teacher