Aberdeen, South Dakota's SDSBVI Elementary is a public school for students in grades PK–8. SDSBVI Elementary – 01 is in a small, remote town and has a very small enrollment of 7 students. The student-teacher ratio is 1:1, which is the same as the district average. The school has nine full-time teachers, but it doesn't list any full-time school counselors. SDSBVI Elementary is a school just for blind or visually impaired students. It focuses on both academic and practical skills. Students learn braille literacy, assistive technology, orientation and mobility, and daily living skills in addition to core subjects like reading, math, and language arts. These subjects are tailored to each student's needs. These programs are meant to help students become more independent while also helping them do better in school. There are 57% girls and 43% boys in the student body, and the enrollment is very small but varied. Because the school has a small number of students and a specific focus, traditional measures of academic proficiency in math and reading don't give useful information. SDSBVI Elementary offers a very personalized and supportive learning environment that gives students the academic and life skills they need to be successful in the future.