Tennessee School for the Blind

🎓🐅 We're celebrating a member of the Tennessee School for the Blind Class of 2026 each day this week.

Today, we're proud to spotlight Riley Copeland, our Class of 2026 Salutatorian. Riley earned multiple academic honors during his time at TSB and plans to attend TCAT Athens to study Machine Tool Technology.

Congratulations, Riley! We wish you all the best in your next chapter. 💙💛

🎓🐅 Each day this week, we're celebrating a member of the Tennessee School for the Blind Class of 2026!

Today, we're proud to spotlight Jamarcus Spivey, our Class of 2026 Valedictorian.

Join us in congratulating Jamarcus and wishing him success on his next chapter! 💙💛

✨👑 A night full of dancing, laughter, friendship, and unforgettable memories at the 2026 TSB Prom! Congratulations to this year’s Prom King, David Sneed, and Prom Queen, Nevaeh Valdes!

From crowning moments to dance floor fun, students celebrated the night in style and made memories that will last long after the music faded. 💙🎶

A night to remember. ✨💙

Our TSB students showed up dressed to impress for prom night with dancing, laughter, crowns, friendships, and unforgettable memories. From the dance floor to special moments with friends, the evening was filled with joy and celebration.

We are so proud to see our students having fun, building connections, and making memories together.

🎓✨ The week before graduation, Tennessee School for the Blind celebrated student achievement, leadership, perseverance, and growth during Awards Day 2026.

Students were recognized across academics, braille literacy, citizenship, leadership, and many other areas throughout the 2025–2026 school year. Honors included the Young Citizenship Award, recognizing strong character through honesty, hard work, helpfulness, and fairness, as well as the Margaret Hale Award for excellence in braille proficiency.

Students were also recognized for achievement in courses including Economics, Statistics, Geometry, and more — highlighting the wide range of academic opportunities available at TSB.

We are proud of all of our students and thankful for the families, staff, alumni, and community supporters who continue to encourage and uplift our Tigers each year. 💙🐅

🎶 As we reflect on the 2025–2026 school year, we’re proud to celebrate moments of growth, confidence, and new experiences at Tennessee School for the Blind.

In this photo, a student works with a music teacher while becoming more comfortable trying something new during music instruction. Moments like these help students build confidence, self-expression, and independence in supportive learning environments. 💙🐅

🎓💙 Congratulations to the Tennessee School for the Blind Class of 2026! We celebrated milestones, memories, music, leadership, and the incredible journeys of our graduating seniors. From crossing the stage to celebrating with classmates, families, and staff, this day was filled with pride and joy.

We are proud of each member of the Class of 2026 and can’t wait to see what’s next for these Tigers! 🐅

2025-2026 School Year Highligts: From mixing to baking, our TSB residential students had a great time making homemade banana bread with the support of their cottage parents. 🍌🍞 This hands-on activity builds confidence, independence, and real-life skills—plus, it smelled amazing!

Today, we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

The Tennessee School for the Blind extends our deepest gratitude for their sacrifice and recognizes the courage of those who served. 🇺🇸

Wishing our TSB community a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.