Teaching tennis skills to the blind

Perkins School president Steve Rothstein keeps an audible tennis ball used by the Tennis SERVES program on his desk to show visitors what his students can accomplish “Seeing them practice was exciting for me,’’ said Rothstein. “It has been an opportunity for them to gain confidence and to grow as individuals. I’ve seen their competitive spirit emerge and we’re thrilled to have this partnership with Sejal, who is a remarkable young woman.’’ Addie Chase McCann.
Jon Mahoney for the Boston Globe

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By Marvin Pave and Nicholas Goss
Perkins School president Steve Rothstein keeps an audible tennis ball used by the Tennis SERVES program on his desk to show visitors what his students can accomplish “Seeing them practice was exciting for me,’’ said Rothstein. “It has been an opportunity for them to gain confidence and to grow as individuals. I’ve seen their competitive spirit emerge and we’re thrilled to have this partnership with Sejal, who is a remarkable young woman.’’

Addie Chase McCann.