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Lindsay Pritchett, a teacher for visually impaired students in Anderson County, learns how to play goalball during the Adaptive Sports and Curriculum for Physical Education professional development held at George Rogers Clark High School (Clark County).
Photo by Amy Wallot, Feb. 25, 2015

Kentucky School for the Blind regional outreach consultant Betsy Flener has Glasgow Middle School (Glasgow Ind.) 7th-grade student Eli Huff read from a distance during an assesment Nov. 15, 2010. Photo by Amy Wallot

Members of the varsity team take the stage during the opening ceremony of the Kentucky Braille Challenge for students in grades K-12 who read and write Braille, sponsored and hosted by the Kentucky School for the Blind (KSB) and the American Printing House for the Blind (APH) in Louisville Jan. 27, 2011. Photo by Amy Wallot

Kentucky School for the Blind senior Ambre Cooper helps Vivica Bonner, 4, feed a giraffe at the Louisville Zoo. Copper, who would like to study veterinary medicine after she graduates, was helping with the public feeding of the giraffes. Photo by Amy Wallot, June 21, 2011

Lindsay Pritchett, a teacher for visually impaired students in Anderson County, learns how to play goalball during the Adaptive Sports and Curriculum for Physical Education professional development held at George Rogers Clark High School (Clark County).Photo by Amy Wallot, Feb. 25, 2015

Kentucky School for the Blind regional outreach consultant Betsy Flener, left, and teacher Lisa Underwood speak with Glasgow Middle School (Glasgow Ind.) 7th-grade student Eli Huff before an assesment by Flener Nov. 15, 2010. Photo by Amy Wallot

Taryn Seif cheers during the opening ceremony of the Kentucky Braille Challenge for students in grades K-12 who read and write Braille Jan. 27, 2011. She was participating on the freshman team. Photo by Amy Wallot

Paralympic athlete Amanda Dennis demonstrates blocking techniques for goalball. Photo by Amy Wallot, Feb. 25, 2015

Glasgow Middle School (Glasgow Ind.) 7th-grade student Eli Huff reads for Kentucky School for the Blind regional outreach consultant Betsy Flener during an assesment Nov. 15, 2010. Photo by Amy Wallot

Kentucky School for the Blind student Amiracle Foard stands and cheers as her name is called during the opening ceremony of the Kentucky Braille Challenge for students in grades K-12 who read and write Braille, hosted by the Kentucky School for the Blind and the American Printing House for the Blind Jan. 27, 2011. Photo by Amy Wallot

David Wickstrom, with Independence Place, instructs teachers how to play goalball by following the guide lines on the floor. Photo by Amy Wallot, Feb. 25, 2015

David Carnes smiles as his name is called during the opening ceremony of the Kentucky Braille Challenge Jan. 27, 2011.

Paralympic athlete Lex Gillette talks with participants at Adaptive Sports and Curriculum for Physical Education professional development about how important it was that his P.E. teachers included him in class despite his blindness. Photo by Amy Wallot, Feb. 25, 2015

Alex Stine competes in the freshman Braille spelling contest during the Kentucky Braille Challenge Jan. 27, 2011. Photo by Amy Wallot

Teachers try running with a tethered partner, like visually impaired athletes do, during the Adaptive Sports and Curriculum for Physical Education professional development. Photo by Amy Wallot, Feb. 25, 2015

Damon Boards competes in the Kentucky Braille Challenge Jan. 27, 2011. He was competing with the junior varsity team. Photo by Amy Wallot

Paris High School (Paris Independent) teacher Stephen McCauley ties on a blindfold before running with a tethered partner. Photo by Amy Wallot, Feb. 25, 2015

Danielle Burton checks her work during the Kentucky Braille Challenge for students in grades K-12 who read and write Braille, sponsored and hosted by the Kentucky School for the Blind and the American Printing House for the Blind in Louisville Jan. 27, 2011. She placed first in the varsity category. Photo by Amy Wallot

Brooke Berger checks her work during the Kentucky Braille Challenge Jan. 27, 2011. Berger was competing in the varsity category. At right is Kyle Smith. Photo by Amy Wallot

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