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I have a friend that works at the School for the Blind, because he works there I would hate to see the school close, because he would lose his job. But it does not make fiscal since to keep the school open when there are so few students attending the school. The state should close the school and sell the property to the Salem Hospital (across the street), Its has to be worth a few million dollars, then divide the money between the school districts that have blind students to help defer the costs for the students education in there home towns.

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