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Lauren, School for the Blind
“They go out of their way to make sure that we’re getting everything we need for Lauren’s education and therapy. We’ve been very happy with the progress she’s made and the people here.” Dr. Paul & Lynne Ellis -
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Sarah, School for the Deaf
“Sarah was a different child before she came here. She’s grown up. She has friends. She does things she would have never have been able to do at home. Now she’s going to go to college. There’s a future for her.”
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“In just one year, Bo’s been challenged academically, excelled socially and his communication skills have grown. We are so impressed and encouraged with how the school grows and adapts with new technology to meet Bo’s specific needs with his cochlear implant.”
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Noah, Cedar Springs Academy, & Elizabeth, School for the Blind
“Early intervention is key to parents who have children with special needs. From the moment you bring them home, all it takes is a phone call. The first phone call I made was to SCSDB.” Robin Roberts -
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Brittany, School for the Blind “ James Bomboy - Shaw Air Force Base, SC
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Chris, Cedar Springs Academy “Chris has blossomed. The Mara Larin -
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Nalia, Cedar Springs Academy “It’s a great school. I love it because there are no limitations. There’s a special way that she can play tennis. There’s a special way that she can bowl. There are no limitations on what Nalia can do at this school.” Natasha Guess -
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Tyler, Graduate, School for the Blind “Because of SCSDB’s career and technology training program,
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