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Vision Hearing Screening and Interventions in General Education Prior to Referral The vision and hearing guidelines in this Assessment Resource Packet were developed to provide assistance to districts for the rule-out of vision and hearing deficits as the primary cause of a disability when a student is suspected to have a disability. Please note: The following vision and hearing guidelines are superseded by the Tennessee School Health Screening Guidelines located on the web a /education/schoolhealth/healthservices/doc/HealthScreeningGuidelines.pdf if your school district receives a Coordinated School Health Grant from the Tennessee Office of Coordinated School Health, Tennessee Department of Education. General Education Vision Screening Guidelines According to Prevent Blindness America (1998), vision problems affect one out of twenty preschoolers and one in four school-age children. They report that over 80 percent of preschool and school-age children never receive a vision screening. Most persons are visual learners, acquiring approximately 85 percent of all knowledge through vision. Therefore, it is imperative that a possible visual problem be identified as early as possible Vision screening is the responsibility of the general education program. Each school system in the state of Tennessee is required to conduct system-wide grade level screening. Vision screening is required two times during grades K-3, and twice during grades 4-8. It is recommended that grades K and 2 be screened in the lower grades, and grades 4 and 8 are screened in the upper grades be screened for vision problems. Students in all classrooms in the specified grade level must be screened. This screening does not require parental permission; however, parents should be notified of screening results. Other students who should be screened are those who are new to the school system and those suspected of having a vision problem by their teachers. School syste