Sherlock Center will receive $685K from state to continue services for blind, visually impaired students

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THE PAUL V. SHERLOCK on Disabilities at Rhode Island College will maintain its funding in the state budget over the next two years to continue serving students who are blind and visually impaired across the state.
THE PAUL V. SHERLOCK on Disabilities at Rhode Island College will maintain its funding in the state budget over the next two years to continue serving students who are blind and visually impaired across the state.
PROVIDENCE – After a recent outcry from the community about the state seeking bids from other vendors to provide services for the blind and visually impaired, state officials announced Monday that funding for such services at the Paul V. Sherlock Center on Disabilities will be secure. House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi, D-Warwick; Senate President Dominick…

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