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Upcoming Events

2010 Annual
Pre-School Conference
“Rising Up to Celebrate Your Child’s Life”
March 5-7 in Stevens Point.
For families of children, birth to 5.

TVI-O&M Trainings

Spatiotemporal Development
A Framework for
Understanding the
Developmental Needs of
Young Blind and Visually
Impaired Children
January 16-17
&
February 6-7
INSITE 2010
(MDSI training for Teachers, Birth to 3 Providers and Parents)
January 28-30
and
March 19-20
in Madison,
and,
April 16 in Janesville

IEP-driven 5-day Short Course Offerings:

“Personal Relationships and Self-Care"
Ages 15-21
February 7-12, 2010
LIVING IT!!
"A 5-day Learning Experience in Living Independently”
Ages 16-21
BOYS: March 14-19, 2010
GIRLS: March 21-26, 2010

News You Can Use

2010 Wisconsin Vision Professional Conference. A letter to parents regarding the Swine Flu Outbreak. For Parents
Important Survey on Your Experiences with Special Education and Birth to Three Services
Current Edition of the Eye Spy WCBVI Multi-Media Center

Pandemic Wisconsin

Countdown to Braille Challenge and Braille Olympics
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Pictures of the WCBVI Campus including the front of the Administration Building, the grandfather clock that has stood in the building since 1897, and the front of the gym.


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Tours of our facility can be arranged with Mandy Jordan at 608-758-6141. Please keep in mind that placement must be through the IEP process at your local school district.

If your agency, organization or civic group would like to host a presentation on the Wisconsin Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, please contact Dan Wenzel at dan.wenzel@wcbvi.k12.wi.us

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