WV School For The Deaf & Blind

Situated at 301 E Main St in Romney, West Virginia, the West Virginia School for the Deaf & Blind serves as a specialized public educational facility set within a rural remote community. Operating as an active, state-administered agency rather than a traditional charter district, this single-school institution provides a continuous academic continuum ranging from prekindergarten all the way through 12th grade. Designed to deliver specialized support and individualized instruction, the campus delivers tailored educational programming across early childhood, elementary, middle, and high school grade levels.

During the 2024–2025 school year, the institution maintains a highly focused learning environment, serving a close-knit student body of 51 total enrolled learners. The student population includes 29 female and 22 male students across elementary through high school levels, culminating in a senior class of 11 students preparing for post-secondary transitions. Demographically, the student body reflects a range of backgrounds within its rural context, predominantly comprising White students alongside American Indian and Black student representation. In federal reporting contexts, staffing data for specialized state-operated agencies like this district are captured under unique administrative frameworks. Families, educators, and researchers interested in learning more about the school’s specialized offerings can explore their official website at http://www.wvsdb2.state.k12.wv.us/ or reach out to the campus directly at (304) 822-4800.