NYI students art recognized at APH InSights, an annual juried competition, and exhibition. Each year, the American Printing House for the Blind (APH) invites artists who are visually impaired or blind to submit artwork to its “InSights Art Contest.” The annual juried competition and exhibition draw entries from across the country and around the world.
NY Institute students meet New York Giant Will Hernandez Van Cleve Program students, Zion and Amonte had the opportunity to Meet and Greet with Will Hernandez, football guard for the New York Giants.
National Blind Sports Day National Blind Sports Day is a celebration across the U.S. showcasing the abilities, opportunities, and awareness of sports for the blind.
Tribute to "Gun" Robert W. Gunderson W2JIO of the Bronx. 1919-1987 Revered by those that knew him, the true sunshine station! He was an editor, author, teacher and design engineer.
Getting Ready for Prom Thanks to the generosity of Lydia's Closet's Prom Dress Project, our girls are ready for the event.
Youth Employment Strategies (YES) Program Facilitated by Helen Keller Services, YES is a 20-week exploratory vocational training program offered at the New York Institute for Special Education.
NYISE Celebrates Limb Difference Awareness The purpose is to educate and celebrate, sharing the realities of living with limb difference and limb loss and to honor our shining star for the event Cecelia.
Student hear the story of Marion Blumenthal Lazan, a child Holocaust survivor Mrs. Lazan gave a moving first-hand account of the Blumenthal family's life, their imprisonment in Nazi concentration camps and finally, to liberation.
Schermerhorn students help The American Foundation for the Blind with its outreach goals. A group of Schermerhorn students meet with their staff and completed interviews to share their experiences with the education system. Stay tuned and soon you will be able to follow their stories online.
