Albany – Educators representing 11 state-supported schools serving deaf, blind and severely physically disabled students will testify before a joint legislative committee charged with reviewing Gov. Cuomo’s proposed funding and recommending state school aid for elementary and secondary education.
Dr. Kappen, superintendent of the New York Institute for Special Education, and the newly elected chairwoman of the 4201 Schools Association, offers a message to those who are interested in New York’s schools that serve deaf, blind and severely physically…
The 4201 Schools Association asks the governor and the Legislature to support a 3.8-percent funding increase to schools serving the state’s deaf, blind and severely physically disabled students.
Schools Seek Share of State Aid Increase and Access to Technology Funding Albany – Students, educators and administrators representing 11 state-supported schools serving deaf, blind and severely physically disabled students will visit Albany on Tuesday, March 11, to urge lawmakers…