Tucson School for the Blind opens in August, aims to fill gap after ASDB closure

From the third floor, teacher Kasey Hopper will take students who are blind or visually impaired down the stairs or use an elevator.

Once out the door, out on Stone Avenue in downtown Tucson, students may head to the Pima County Library or maybe across the street to a bus or the SunLink streetcar.

Navigating the world — big and small — is Hopper’s job as a certified orientation and mobility instructor…

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