The Kansas State School for the Blind provides specialized educational services and statewide support for students with visual impairments.
The Kansas State School for the Blind, commonly called KSSB, is located in Kansas City, Kansas.
KSSB serves students who require specialized or intensive educational and related services because of blindness or visual impairment.
The school provides both campus-based programming and field-service or outreach programs.
Its mission emphasizes providing the right assistance at the right time and in the right location for students with visual impairments.
Kansas students whose blindness or visual impairment affects educational performance and who require specialized educational services.
Referrals and placement are coordinated with the student’s local education agency and Individualized Education Program team.
Address: 1100 State Avenue, Kansas City, KS 66102
Telephone: 913-305-3015
Toll-Free: 800-572-5463
Official Website: Visit the Kansas State School for the Blind
KSSB provides specialized expertise in blindness education and can support students both on campus and in their local communities.
Its programs can address Braille, accessible technology, mobility, independent-living skills, transition, and other areas specific to students with visual impairments.