Location and Community
VCDHH is headquartered on the rural, 175-acre (0.71 km2) Austine School campus overlooking the Connecticut River Valley. Holton Hall, the school’s first building, now houses the Center’s administrative office and audiological services and is the focal center of the campus. On the hillside below Holton Hall is the school proper and soccer fields. Athletic fields, hiking trails, a swimming pool, and a ropes course are on the hillside above Holton Hall. The President’s house is in the forest not far off.
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