Field Trips

FOCB’s annual field trip with our blind and visually impaired students was fabulous last Tuesday, November 25. Thirty-five of us feasted at Mission BBQ in Boynton Beach, enjoying the great camaraderie and food. A great send off for the holidays! Thank you to everyone at Mission BBQ for their fantastic attitude and service, as always!

Our field trip to the Movies of Lake Worth with our students and staff to see the new action-thriller “Twisters” was fabulous! Go team FOCB! And a big thank you to theater owner, Rochelle, and manager Mark and team for all their help!

Our FOCB Staff and students had the last trip of the year, enjoying a holiday feast at the fantastic Hive Waterfront Restaurant in Lantana.

FOCB staff, students and volunteers had an amazing day out on the water with Delray Yacht Cruises. They did a wonderful, narrated tour as we cruised the Intracoastal Waterway enjoying lunch and laughter. A big thank you to their fabulous staff who helped guide and serve 30 of us on this trip! For more information

FOCB staff and students had a wonderful field trip to Palm Beach County’s main library on Summit Blvd. We were treated to a great lecture and tour. We learned from Joe Dellosa, Sarah Brown, and their team all about the new programs at all the branches and the special Creation Station, Genealogy Department, using the

FOCB staff and students had a spectacular day at Manatee Lagoon on March 26, 2024. We had a private tour of the beautiful science center where we learned so much about manatees and got to hold fossils of different parts of their bodies. After, we all enjoyed the beautiful day outside with ice cream. A

FOCB students and staff visited the VA Hospital for a tour and lecture about their amazing services for veterans who are blind or visually impaired. Gabino Lares, director of the VA’s blind services and rehabilitation programs discussed the many free things available. Then he took us on a wonderful tour of the various rooms set

Our FOCB field trip to the Palm Beach Museum of Natural History at the Wellington Mall was fantastic. What a hidden gem this place is! It has the only dinosaur skeletons in the state of Florida and we got to touch many fossils, large and small, from ribs, femurs, tibia and the different dinosaur bones,