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Lawmakers boost funding for state schools for deaf and blind

Katie Campbell//June 4, 2018//

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Lawmakers boost funding for state schools for deaf and blind

Lawmakers boost funding for state schools for deaf and blind

Katie Campbell//June 4, 2018//

In this January 24, 2018, photo, Gov. Doug Ducey meets with students at the Phoenix Day School for the Deaf. The Arizona State Schools for the...

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