Out of Sight Teaching LLC

Empowering NJ students with blindness & low vision to thrive. Support for families & school districts. Building bright & independent futures together.

04/20/2026

At the heart of everything we do is this team—people who care deeply, support endlessly, and make every challenge and every win more meaningful.

PennDel Conference 2026 ✅

02/02/2026

Come see us at the Disability Resource Fair! 👋

We are thrilled to announce that Out of Sight Teaching LLC will be a featured vendor at the upcoming Disability Resource Fair for Adults and Children!

This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with local agencies, service providers, and advocacy groups supporting individuals with disabilities. Whether you are a parent, educator, or caregiver, there will be valuable information and networking opportunities for everyone.

Event Details:
🗓 Date: February 21, 2026
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Location: Prince of Peace Lutheran Church (177 Princeton Hightstown Rd, Princeton Junction)

There will be kid crafts and snacks available, plus a wide variety of vendors covering everything from medical services to inclusion sports.

Scan the QR code in the flyer to register. We can’t wait to see you there!

12/19/2025

Happy Holidays from Out of Sight Teaching ✨

As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to honor and celebrate all the holidays, traditions, cultures, and moments of rest that this season brings.

Whether you’re celebrating, reflecting, resting, or simply getting through the day. You are seen, valued, and supported here.

Thank you for being part of our community and for helping us continue to build spaces rooted in inclusion, accessibility, and care for every learner.

Wishing you comfort, connection, and kindness — today and always. 💛

— Out of Sight Teaching

PD: A peaceful holiday-themed graphic with the text Happy Holidays from Out of Sight Teaching.

11/26/2025

Anna Tellis, TVI: “Feeling very grateful for:

And the BEST students!!

This is a 2nd grade student using the app to digitally complete a worksheet originally intended to “cut and paste”

By integrating technology, this activity is fully accessible to her visual needs, while practicing relevant and practical skills that can be used and carried over in so many other ways!

Blindness or visual impairment doesn’t stop my students, all they need is equal access and or to be taught the tools and techniques in order to gain access and look at them go!! HappyHappyHappy”

10/31/2025

👻 Happy Halloween from Out of Sight Teaching LLC! 🎃

This spooky season, we celebrate the skills that make trick-or-treating a success for students with low vision and blindness!

TVI and O&M services help students:
    •    Walk Confidently: Mastering routes and using their cane or guide safely.
    •    Engage Their Senses: Feeling for textures on costumes and listening for auditory cues.
    •    Socialize: Delivering that cheerful “Trick-or-Treat!” with confidence.

✨ Pro-Tip for Inclusion: When handing out candy, always give a verbal choice! (“Would you like a Snickers or a Skittles?”)

What are your favorite ways to make Halloween accessible and fun for everyone? Share your tips below!

Image description: A festive Halloween cartoon shows diverse children trick-or-treating. One child uses a guide dog with a harness, and another child uses a white cane. A speech bubble asks, “VERBAL CHOICE: Chocolate or Chips?” The image is titled “Happy Accessible Halloween!” and branded “Out of Sight Teaching LLC.”

10/16/2025

What a fantastic White Cane Day celebration! 🦯🥳

Thank you to everyone—students, teachers, families, and even our local police—who participated in spreading awareness and celebrating the long white cane as a tool of independence for people who are blind or visually impaired. ♥️

It was great to see so many people rocking our “It’s a cane, not a stick!” shirts! Let’s keep the conversation going all year long! 🗣️

🎥 Video Description: A montage of videos and photos showing children, adults, and police officers wearing t-shirts that say, “It’s a cane, not a stick!” Many are pictured with white canes. One clip shows a young girl reading a morning announcement that says “Happy White Cane Day.”

Hashtags: ’sACaneNotAStick

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10/15/2025

🌟 Shoutout to Our Amazing TVI, Anna Tellis! 🌟

Our very own jack of all trades, Anna Tellis, went above and beyond once again! She designed these incredible shirts and launched a fundraiser that helped raise money for assistive technology—all while establishing her own company, AT Adaptations LLC! 💪👏

We are beyond lucky to have an Anna on our team. Her creativity, dedication, and passion for accessibility shine through in everything she does. The hard work and love she pours into Out of Sight Teaching and her students inspire us daily.

Anna, thank you for all that you do—you make a difference every single day! 💙

📸 Photo description:

Photo 1:
Student and teacher smiling in matching “It’s a cane, not a stick!” shirts.

Photo 2:
Student and three staff members wearing matching shirts, smiling in the classroom.

10/15/2025

Happy White Cane Day! 🦯

Today we celebrate independence, confidence, and inclusion for people who are blind or visually impaired. The white cane is more than just a tool — it’s a symbol of freedom and self-reliance.

Our team and students proudly wear shirts that remind everyone:
“It’s a cane, not a stick!”

Let’s continue to raise awareness and break down misconceptions together. ❤️

📸 Photo Description:

A collage of adults and children smiling and wearing matching gray T-shirts that read “It’s a cane, not a stick!” in celebration of White Cane Day. Some hold or wear white canes, and the text “Happy White Cane Day” appears in the center.

10/14/2025

Why do we celebrate White Cane Day? 🦯

Certified O&M Specialist Briana Harriston breaks down why the white cane is a symbol of freedom and safety for blind and visually impaired travelers.

🎥 In this video, Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist Briana Harriston explains why we celebrate White Cane Day every year on October 15th. The video features several children and young adults using their canes in different environments (school hallway, sidewalk, store).

10/14/2025

🚨 WE’RE HIRING! 🚨
Join our amazing team at Out of Sight Teaching LLC 💡

We’re looking for:
👩‍🏫 Teachers of the Visually Impaired (TVI)
🚶‍♀️ Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialists (COMS)

✨ Make an impact. Empower students. Love what you do.
📍 Must be certified to teach in New Jersey

Scan the QR code or email [email protected] to apply today!
Let’s make a difference — one student at a time 💛

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🎥 Video Description:

Quick, energetic visuals showing the Out of Sight Teaching team smiling together in matching shirts. Bold red and white text flashes “WE’RE HIRING!”, listing open positions for Teachers of the Visually Impaired and Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialists. A QR code appears for easy applying, ending with the company’s contact info. Upbeat, inspiring background music ties it all together.