Tucson School for the Blind Marks Successful First Week of Classes

Following the closure of the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind's Tucson campus in June, the newly established Tucson School for the Blind has successfully completed its first week of classes. Spearheaded by former teacher Kate Scally Howell, the school was established in just two months to fill the educational void for visually impaired students in the area. The institution aims to provide tailored education and support, ensuring that students with visual impairments have access to quality learning environments and resources.