The West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind moved to remote learning this week as work continues to restore services to the campus following a fire that destroyed an administration building. The fire broke out early Saturday in Romney and no one was hurt. Students were not on campus at the time. The building dates back to the 1800s and housed historic artifacts and the school superintendent’s residence. It included servers that power campus technology, including internet, telephones, surveillance equipment and other utilities. State Superintendent of Schools W. Clayton Burch has directed school administrators to contact families personally to inform them of remote learning arrangements and to address any concerns. The West Virginia Fire Marshal is investigating.