Dr. Bernadette Kappen, Chair of the 4201 Schools Association and Executive Director of the New York Institute for Special Education and Tim Kelly, Vice Chair of the 4201 Schools Association and Superintendent of St. Mary’s School for the deaf came…
Educational leaders representing seven New York based schools specializing in providing educational opportunity for children with low-incidence disabilities traveled to Washington, D.C. to advocate for the Cogswell Macy Act and Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) funding on October 24-25.…
The 4201 Schools Association, which serves students who are blind, deaf and severely physically disabled is welcoming back students to campus to begin the 2017-18 academic year. The Association’s 9 member schools marked the occasion by releasing a video, featuring…
Students enrolled in nine schools serving blind, deaf, and severely physically disabled students will celebrate this month as they take part in graduation ceremonies across the state. Read more here.
NYISE is featured in a news segment broadcast in various markets across the U.S. It can be viewed here.
Read about how they celebrated.
Advocates for nine schools representing blind, deaf and severely physically disabled students learned that the governor and Legislature have endorsed their programs by providing state budget support for schools serving children with low-incidence disabilities. The 4201 Schools Association, which represents…