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The Michigan School for the Blind was originally part of the Michigan Asylum for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind in Flint. The By provisions of Act 148, Public Acts of 1917, the institution was declared a public school and was free to all children who were admitted by application to the Superintendent of the School for the Blind.
The Michigan School for the Blind, like many residential schools in the country, has gone through some difficult periods in recent years as it has adjusted to its changing role with the onset of mainstreaming. And, also like many other schools for the blind, MSB has been threatened with consolidation or closing. A major turning point in the school's resurgance took place in the fall of 1984 ...
Fred M. Warner, Governor of Michigan: The Board of Control of the Michigan School for the Blind respectfully submits the thirteenth biennial report of the school, its work and its needs, this being the seventh report of the Board as organized under Act 123 of the laws of 1893. AVhile the attendance at this school has increased about seventy-five per cent during these thirteen years, we know ...
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21. Feb. 2022 · In 1848 the Michigan legislature established the Michigan Asylum for Educating the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind. Flint was selected as the site for the new institution. The first student arrived on February 6, 1854. After the School for the Blind opened in Lansing in 1880, the Flint facility began serving only deaf children. The curriculum, which combined academics and practical training ...
Archives of Michigan. 4.75 cubic feet. The record group contains of publications relating to the Michigan School for the Blind including programs, news clippings and the school newsletter, the Totem (1966-1977) and an issue of the Alumni Association's newsletter, The Dotted Line (1995). The bulk of the collection consists of slides, most still ...
9. Apr. 2019 · Indianapolis-based TWG Development plans to have its $24.4 million project for the 40-acre Michigan School for the Blind site finished by the early 2020.
