[BlindTlk] Students From The Washington State School For The Blind, (WSSB) Take A Snow Day! | The Blind Advocate Network

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Students From The Washington State School For The Blind, (WSSB) Take A Snow Day!
Dozens of students took a snow day out of their academic classes on Thursday, February 27, 2020.

By Armando

info at theblindadvocate.net

Updated: 11:04 PM, Saturday, February 29, 2020

Vancouver, WA: On Thursday, February 27, 2020, dozens of students from the Washington State School For The Blind (WSSB), went up to Marble Mountain Snow-Park for a day of snowmobiling, sledding, and well, you guessed it, snowball fights! Students also got to ride along on the back of snowmobiles with members from the Mount. St. Helens Trac Riders Snowmobile Club, according to The columbia.

This school serves blind and visually-impaired students from accross the state of Washington. The field trip has been a staple for WSSB, but in 2011, the snow shelter at Marble Mountain was destroyed, causing the school to stop the tradition. The good news is that the shelter was reopened in 2018, according to The Columbia. Students then returned to the park in 2019 for the first time.

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