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The American School for the Deaf serves deaf and hard of hearing individuals from birth through adulthood with a variety of programs and services. The Elementary School is the home of ASD’s Pre-School and Grades K-6, as well as Teddy Bears Pre-School and Day Care, a community program that welcomes hearing children into an environment that fosters interaction between hearing, deaf and hard of hearing children.

Junior High and High School offer college-preparatory and vocational education, as well as a Deaf with Special Needs (DSN) program. The PACES Program serves students ages 5-21 with emotional and behavioral disorders. PACES offers 7 day, 365 days a year services. Our Adult Vocational Services (AVS) program helps deaf and hard of hearing adults develop job and independent living skills.

 

Admission to ASD is on a rolling basis. Application may be made by a parent or legal guardian, a person with legal authority to act in place of the parent or legal guardian, the school district in which the student resides, or by any student age 18 or older. Parents and school districts are critical partners in planning a student's program. If the application was not initiated by the Local Education Agency (LEA), it is recommended the LEA be included so that an admission evaluation process can begin as soon as possible.

As soon as the Admissions Office receives all required paperwork, we will contact you to arrange an appointment. Following a comprehensive pre-admissions evaluation and a decision by the LEA Planning and Placement Team, an Individualized Education Plan will be developed for the student. Each student's performance is monitored and formal reports are made throughout the year, including progress reports and report cards.

For an application and information packet, please click here (create link to admissions request form) or contact Admissions and Family Education Services at 860.570.2335 (V/TTY).

ASD welcomes prospective students and families. We invite you to contact us to schedule a visit to learn more about the School and its programs.

   

 

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