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Educators Aim to Reach 6M Children With …

UNITED NATIONS — Imagine that you could not see. Or hear. And that you were just a child. What would your world be like? How would you communicate? Who would teach you to speak, to sign or to read Braille? To play?

UNITED NATIONS — Imagine that you could not see. Or hear. And that you were just a child. What would your world be like? How would you communicate? Who would...

All Canadians should be able to text 911…

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Project Reach

A baby girl with a dark, whispy ponytail, pink sunglasses and hearing aids sits in a wrap-around swing.

Project Reach is the Illinois IDEA funded Deaf-Blind project, and the Illinois State Board of Education contracts with the Philip J. Rock Center and School to administer the goals and...

Philip J. Rock Center and School

In the background is playground equipment, trees, and other items found in a school play area. A young man and young girl are seated together in the foreground. They are clapping hands together.

The Philip J. Rock Center and School (PRC) serves two distinct functions in providing services to individuals who are deaf-blind.

This project is supported by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP). Opinions expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the position of the U.S. Department of Education.

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