[nabs-l] Re- Frustrated With High School issues

[Sandra Gayer]

Hello,
I live in Europe. I never had Braille on any walls or doors and I
managed fine. For some buildings, I didn't even get adequate mobility
but I memorised layouts, counted doors and I had friends if I really
needed help. The only real issue at one point was my locker. It became
tedius counting them and they all felt the same so I labelled it
myself. If you need Braille labels on doors, pods etc, maybe write
dimo labels yourself and ask for sighted help as to where to put them?

Very best wishes,
Sandra.

On 1/29/14, Roanna Baccchus <rbacchus228 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Johnnie,
>
> I was in high school for four years and never had any of these
> issues.  Maybe you could try talking to the administration at the
> school to see if they could put braille signs where your
> classrooms will be.  I think under the ADA public schools are
> required to have Braille in all of their buildings.  I navigated
> my high school campus both by verifying room numbers using the
> Braille and memorizing my class schedule.  Let us know how things
> turn out in the future.
>
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