Navigating college readiness planning for students with visual impairment: a Compass information session

Compass is a nine-month virtual program for college-aspiring high school students with visual impairment – designed to help them proactively explore and develop a plan for building the critical academic and blindness skills they need to reach their post-secondary goals.

It’s a coordinated approach that connects students from all over the U.S. – as well as their family members and TVIs – not just for skill-building and future-planning, but also for networking, peer support and friendship.

And it’s making an impact – on the students, their families and their educators.

Want to learn more? Join Perkins School for the Blind for this live, interactive info session on Thursday, June 1 at 4:00 p.m. Eastern. And bring your questions! The session will cover everything from curriculum and coaching to program requirements and paths to funding.