September marked the return of our students for the start of the new school year. The first to ring the bell on September 2 was the Henry Viscardi School (Nassau County), Cleary School for the Deaf (Suffolk County) and St.…
Hundreds of city students with significant disabilities could be left stranded for a week or more for a second consecutive year after the city Education Department abruptly switched the start date for yellow school bus service for at least four…
4201 Schools in New York City speak out against discriminatory decision that has left children without safe, reliable transportation to school. School buses in New York City are not rolling until a week after classes start, creating problems for children…
To view the full story, visit Newsday's website: www.newsday.com/long-island/education/viscardi-and-busing-issues-1.50347767 *** LONG ISLAND SCHOOL FOR DISABLED STUDENTS HAVING TO DEAL WITH BUSING ISSUES by John Hildebrand - August 31, 2021 5:00 AM "They're leaving our parents with no way to receive educations…
"New York City DOE has known of the Institute’s start date since June, yet we were informed via email just over a week ago after 9 p.m., that they've decided transportation for our students will not begin until September 13…
Statement from the 4201 Schools Association on the swearing-in of Governor Kathy Hochul The 4201 Schools Association congratulates the Honorable Kathy Hochul, who has been officially sworn in as the 57th Governor of the State of New York. As a…
The 4201 Schools Association today announced commencements schedules for its member schools honoring the achievement and milestones of New York’s blind, deaf, and severely physically disabled students. Various events and celebrations kick off on June 10. Despite the challenges of the COVID-19…
“At our 10 member schools serving students who are blind, deaf and severely physically challenged, the classroom extends far beyond the school walls. Our teachers and staff provide education, care, and services to students and their families year-round – as…
New York State leaders came to an agreement in early April on the FY 2021-2022 State Budget, which included sustained funding for the Association's 10 member schools. A summary of the major provisions in the new State Budget that support…
Association Co-Chair Bernadette Kappen testified in front of the joint legislative fiscal committees in late January of 2021, advocating on behalf of the 10 member schools and their students. Dr. Kappen's testimony can be read by clicking here. Click the…