“Our children are our number one priority, and the Senate's vote today is a significant step toward providing our schools with the tools needed to be flexible and adapt quickly throughout the school year. The complex and diverse needs of…
New York State leaders came to an agreement in early April on the FY 2022-2023 State Budget. These investments include: • $93.7 million for state-supported schools for the blind and deaf, and students with other disabilities. • $12.2 million approved…
The Bronx Times recently wrote a story, featuring three of the 4201 Schools Association members located in the Bronx, highlighting the need for additional funding for the entire association of schools. Visit the Bronx Times online to read the full…
Statement on the Assembly and Senate One-House Budget Proposals: “The increases in funding included in both the one-house budgets is critical to the continued success of our children. Likewise, authorizing our schools to have a fiscal reserve fund will allow…
New York Schools For The Blind, Deaf & Physically Disabled Ask For Increased Funding To Continue Providing A Safe And Meaningful Learning Environment For Students 4201 Schools Association Met with Elected Officials and Offered Testimony to State Legislators to Advocate…
Statement From 4201 Schools Association Co-Chairs Dr. Bernadette Kappen and Mr. Timothy Kelly on the Appointment of Kimberly T. Hill as the State’s First Chief Disability Officer “The 4201 Schools Association applauds Governor Kathy Hochul for establishing the Office of…
Cleary School for the Deaf Advocacy Videos: The Henry Viscardi School Advocacy Videos: Lavelle School for the Blind Advocacy Videos: Lexington School for the Deaf Advocacy Videos: Rochester School for the Deaf Advocacy Videos: St. Francis de Sales School for the…
4201 Schools Association Co-Chair Dr. Bernadette Kappen testified before the Joint Fiscal Committees of the New York State Legislature on January 26, 2022 to advocate for increased funding and resources for our 10 member schools. In addition to the recorded…
The 4201 Schools Association's 2022 advocacy campaign will begin on January 26, 2022, when it offers virtual testimony during the joint legislative fiscal committee hearing on elementary and secondary education public education; and simultaneously conducts more than 75 virtual visits…
Statement From The 4201 Schools Association On The Passing Of Senator Robert Dole: The 4201 Schools Association, representing 10 schools across New York State serving children who are blind, deaf, and severely physically disabled, honor the life and legacy of…