Pre-K students recently participated in free vision screenings provided by the Bristow Noon Lions Club, continuing a valued tradition the organization has faithfully supported for several years.
Using specialized screening equipment, Lions Club members conducted photographic vision screenings designed to help detect the possible presence of eye disorders. The screening technology may identify indicators of conditions such as farsightedness, astigmatism, anisometropia, strabismus, and anisocoria. Early identification of vision concerns is important in supporting young children’s learning and development.
The screenings were provided at no cost to families, and participation was limited to students whose parents or guardians provided consent in advance.
In addition to offering screenings, the Bristow Noon Lions Club has also assisted local children in obtaining glasses when needed, helping remove barriers that can impact student success in the classroom.
The school extends its sincere appreciation to the Bristow Noon Lions Club for their continued dedication to serving the children and families of the community.