A new book describes the history of Central Institute for the Deaf in St. Louis as it celebrates its 95th anniversary. CID: A Journey is available through the school's Web site and proceeds from sales will go towards the school’s scholarship program. The 72 pages focus on children who succeed without the use of sign language. The oralism school was founded in 1914 by an otolaryngologist and is affiliated with Washington University.
Friday, October 30, 2009
CID: A Journey
A new book describes the history of Central Institute for the Deaf in St. Louis as it celebrates its 95th anniversary. CID: A Journey is available through the school's Web site and proceeds from sales will go towards the school’s scholarship program. The 72 pages focus on children who succeed without the use of sign language. The oralism school was founded in 1914 by an otolaryngologist and is affiliated with Washington University.
