Past Events

Goalball Tournament vs South Dakota School for the Blind and Visually Impaired

Elementary Short Term Program focused on Measuring Penny published by National Braille Press (NBP).

Adults with visual impairments experience varying degrees of need for professional services depending upon age, lifestyle, community characteristics and their own unique visual functioning. It is the goal of North Dakota Vision Services/School for the Blind (NDVS/SB) to assist individuals in reaching their personal goals through assessment and training.

Join us for the opportunity to take part in our new Independent Living Program which includes living in an apartment setting and experiencing daily living on your own! (Guidance of skilled staff).

Middle School Short-Term Program (Grades 6-9) - Learn about and experience STEM activities including APH's new product Snap Circuits.

This year, NDVS/SB's Summer Kids Camp will be shooting for the stars! Reading Stories about space, taking trips to expand your horizons and a few more surprises! Camp is for Students in grades 1st - 6th.

Summer Camp 2019 - 7th - 9th Grade

Join us for 4 days of adventure in the beautiful Lake Metigoshe area.

Dine at Texas Roadhouse Grand Forks on April 30 to support NDAB.  NDAB supports persons with visual impairments in North Dakota through education, programs, and networking.

https://www.ndvisionservices.com/sites/www/files/documents/Events/AER/Dakotas%20AER%20Post-Conference%20Survey.docxThis is an opportunity to participate in world class continuing education in the vision field.  Please join us as we cover topics such as orientation and mobility, transition, daily living skills, braille and resources.  You will have the opportunity to hear Tanni Anthony speak about Orientation & Mobility and Eric Guillary speak about " What it Really Take for Successful Transition."  Please join us for this exciting conference and be AER ALIVE!

However one defines “family” it is crucial that children are supported by those who are closest to them. Family members have the most profound opportunity to influence a child’s own sense of expectation. How do we help children develop high expectations that fit them as an individual? Without role models and other families to learn from it can be hard. The opportunity to learn from each other this weekend is wonderful. It is especially cool that Mr. Keith Bundy will be on hand to share his thoughts on ‘The Importance of Expectations.”  On behalf of NDVS/SB and the Parent Planning Team, we expect that you will all walk away after the weekend with more ideas and a better sense of how to help your child develop the best possible expectations for him or her.