 Complete the following phrase:  The West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind began their first academic session on September 29, 1870, with an enrollment of thirty students: twenty-five were deaf and five blind. After the schools first academic year, Board of Regents secretary Robert White wrote in his report to Governor Stevenson: Professor Johnson, in the instruction of the blind, has displayed a marked ability which is showing, and will show, good results in the department. Johnson represented the new school in 1871 at the inaugural convention of the American Association for Instructors of the Blind, and in 1876 he provided large maps used to teach his blind students as part of West Virginias exhibit at the 