State Schools for Deaf and Blind Reach Milestones
The article traces the evolution of the State School for the Deaf and Blind from a combined facility under the State School for Defective Youth to separate institutions. It notes leadership changes, population growth to 63 students, the appointment of Mrs. Sadie E. Hall as superintendent, and a new $75,000, three story, fire proof building planned for occupation in September. It highlights summer programs for adult blind and the broad range of student activities from weaving to piano tuning, plus ongoing fundraising and expansion needs.
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Board of Control
Ernest Lister
State School For
Idaho
Washington
State of Idaho
State School For the Deaf and Blind
School For the
School For
W. B. Hall
Kansas State School For the Blind
Hal
United States
Hall
T. E. Skaggs
State Board of Control
Kansas
Sadie E. Hall
King County
Lewis and
Whatcom
Clarke
Spokane
Walla Walla
Yakima
Snohomish
Skagit
Pierce
Cowlitz
Lincoln
Vancouver
Minnesota
Julius A. Zittel
Dennis Nichols
S. ©. Erickson
Tacoma
Teach
Ers
lMnew
Opthelmia Neonatorium
Richards
New York
Edward KE. Allen
Watertown
Perkins Institution
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