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Photograph. A formal portrait showing a child reading a raised print book with his fingers to three younger students standing at a table, ca. 1900. Two boys and a girl standing next to science projects: a plasticene chart of the solar system, a volcano, and dinosaurs and amphibians made of plasticene, ca. 1940. Anne Sullivan fingerspelling into a young Helen Keller’s hand, ca. 1889. Young men and boys with brass instruments, ca. 1860. .

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Perkins sponsors the New England Center Deafblind Project (NEC), which is housed on the school’s campus and funded by the U.S. Department of Education. Founded in 1969, NEC and its satellite offices in Maine, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire assist children who are deafblind and their families and teachers. Highly qualified NEC staff provide resource information, workshops, consultations, and in-service training at local, state and regional levels.

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