Virtual Classes for the Visually Impaired during the COVID-19 outbreak

April 1, 2020

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Districts across the state are facing problems with students learning from home. One community faces those same challenges along with its own unique issues. A local school for the visually impaired is providing virtual classes and other online resources to its students in the time.

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