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Visual Impairment: Statewide Activities / Education Careers

Statewide Activities

Regional Low Vision Evaluation Clinics

Five regional clinics are sponsored, through IDEA funds, in the western, southern, metro, and northern areas of the state. These clinics are available to Colorado public school students with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) who qualify under the eligibility category of “visual impairment, including blindness.”

Paperwork for the LVE Clinic includes:

Please reach out to Roberta Curtis for questions.

To help students and their parents prepare for a Colorado Low Vision Clinic, the CSDB Outreach Program has created a video entitled An Introduction to a Colorado Low Vision Evaluation Clinic.


Keeping in Touch (KIT) Newsletter

**Please email Roberta Curtis if an alternate version of this document is needed.


Professional Learning (Blindness/Visual Impairment)

Check out the 2024 Colorado Department of Education State Orientation and Mobility Seminar 

Education Careers Working with Students

Braillist

 

Braille Textbook Transcriber

 

Licensed and Endorsed Special Education Specialist: Visually Impaired/Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments (TVI)

 

Licensed and Endorsed School Orientation and Mobility Specialist (COMS)

 

Licensure information in Colorado

 

University

 


For more information on state-wide activities, Education Careers or Professional Development for Visual Impairment including Blindness, please contact:

Tanni Anthony, Blindness/Visual Impairment Specialist
Phone:  303-503-4647
Email Tanni Anthony

 

 

 


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