In a remarkable achievement, all 25 students from the Red Cross School for the Blind and the Helen Keller Red Cross School for the Deaf in Ganjam district, Odisha, successfully passed the Class 10 state board examination, achieving a 100% pass rate. The Red Cross School for the Blind has maintained this impressive record for 43 years, with 12 visually-impaired students passing this year, including two who scored above 70%. The school, established in 1974, focuses on providing quality education to visually-impaired children, utilizing Braille textbooks and helper-writers for examinations. Similarly, the Helen Keller Red Cross School for the Deaf also reported a 100% success rate with its 13 students. The principal of the blind school, Priya Ranjan Mahakuda, attributed the success to dedicated teaching staff and improved infrastructure. Graduates from these schools have found employment in various sectors, showcasing the potential of students with disabilities when provided with proper resources and support.