The children of Ms Mather's class had a great time at making sachets at the Queens Botanical Museum.

Fifty years ago, The Van Cleve program was known as "The Lower School". It was a residence and school for elementary children with blindness.

A special event for the children to enjoy during the summer with a variety of fun themed games and activities.

Braille literacy is an important part of the school's Expanded Core Curriculum

Indoors or outdoors, Summer trips are fun.

The visit by the Liberty Science Center’s Traveling Science Program was a memorable and educational one for all the students and campers.

In 1903, NYISE leased to the New York Yankees for 10 years land for a stadium in Washington Heights.

Goalball is a special sport played by persons with blindness around the world and at the Paraolympics.

NYISE provides the Camp Wanaqua campers with a wide variety of novel activities. Each day brings new surprises.

WNBA Legend Kym Hampton visits NYISE