May 27th 2024.
In the heart of Berhampur, a city in the Ganjam district of Odisha, something truly remarkable happened. All nine students with visual impairments from a local school for the blind successfully passed their annual high school certificate exam or Class-X exam. This incredible achievement is a testament to their hard work, determination, and the support from their teachers and school.
According to Priya Ranjan Mahakuda, the principal of the Red Cross School for the Blind in Ambapua, out of the nine students, five are girls. They all cleared the exam conducted by the Board of Secondary Education in Odisha. This is a proud moment for the school and the students, who have overcome their visual impairments to achieve academic success.
One of the students, a girl, even secured a B2 grade by scoring an impressive 360 out of 600 marks. Seven other students received a C grade, and one passed with a D grade. These results were declared by the BSE on Sunday, bringing joy and pride to the school and its community. It is a reminder that with determination and support, anything is possible.
At the Red Cross School for the Blind, the students are taught using Braille textbooks in their classrooms. However, for the exam, they were assisted by a helper-writer. Despite their visual impairments, these students have shown that they are just as capable as anyone else and are determined to pursue higher education.
Bharati Bisoyi, one of the students who passed with a B2 grade, expressed her desire to continue her education. She and her fellow students have proven that their visual impairments do not limit their potential. Their success serves as an inspiration to others and a reminder that with hard work and determination, anything is possible. Hats off to these incredible students and their dedicated teachers at the Red Cross School for the Blind.
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