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Photo of the BSBP Training Center sign on the front lawn. Proper social distancing measures and safety protocols have been put in place to safely reopen and mitigate infections. BSBPTC Return to Campus Plan
Contact the Training Center by dialing 269.337.3848 or via email at: LEO-BSBPTrainingCenter@michigan.gov
The Bureau of Services for Blind Persons Training Center (BSBPTC) is a residential facility which has been in operation since 1970; it provides comprehensive instruction to blind and visually impaired participants of the Bureau of Services for Blind Persons (BSBP).
The Training Center will be hosting programs for Transition students this summer. To see all the Transition program details go to the BSBP Events Calendar.
This handbook contains policies and procedures that will help answer questions you may have during your stay at the Training Center. It will also provide you with expectations and available resources to enhance your stay.
No. Participants have their own individual dorm room with their own bathroom.
Participants should bring personal care items such as soap, shampoo/conditioner, deodorant, etc. If you have medications, please bring them, and be prepared for if you need to refill a prescription. Please also bring clothing that will be appropriate in all weather conditions and any technology or other adaptive devices that you utilize on a regular basis. We additionally send you a packing list once we send you your new participant welcome packet.
Participants are highly encouraged to bring their own technology so that they can learn and become proficient on their personal device.
Yes. Participants that are their own legal guardian can leave the building after class hours and on the weekends if they so desire. Participants that are not their own legal guardian will only be able to leave the building after hours and on the weekends if their legal guardian has consented and provided written permission. Participants are encouraged to social distance and practice proper hygiene when on and off campus. Please refer to the BSBPTC Return to Campus Plan for the most updated information and protocols.
Families are welcome and encouraged to visit after class hours or on the weekends. Up to 2 family members at a time can visit participants within the campus facility, this is due to available space and safety practices within the campus. Participants can meet with multiple family members at a time in the campus courtyard. Families may also take part in the family services program where they can attend classes with the participant on a given day as approved by TC Management.