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All Ways Able
First day of school -
Students in front of the capitol building in Washington DC -
Tiger Cubs
Our daycare programToddler on the lap of a teacher -
5 graduates in caps and gowns
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American School for the Deaf
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Founded in 1817, the American School for the Deaf was the first permanent school for the deaf in the United States and a nationally renowned leader in providing comprehensive educational programs and services for deaf and hard-of-hearing students.
Recent News
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ASD Theater Immersion Program
This summer the collaboration between The National Theater of the Deaf and The American School for the Deaf has brought the Theater Immersion Program back to the Visual Communication Center (VCC). This year, 10 high school students are learning character development, stage presence, improvisation, and working on ASL story telling, poetry, and short plays under the leadership of Patrick Fischer, Christina Stevens, and Bill Halscheid.Read More
The culmination will be an evening show (Free to the ASD community) in the VCC on Thursday August 8th starting at 7:00 pm (doors open at 6:30 pm).
Students will perform original stories, poetry, as well as 3 short plays. Two of the scripts are excerpts from the comedy "The Good Doctor" by Neil Simon. -
Camp Isola Bella Discovery Session
Read MoreAnother successful Camp Isola Discovery Session is over! Our Discovery session consists of our ASD PACES students of varying ages.
We had some great times up at the island. If you're interested in learning more about Camp Isola Bella, click here.
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Upcoming Events
List of 5 events.
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Picture Day 8:30 am-3:00 pm
GCEC - Activity Room - 132 -
Trivia Night presented by CAD (CT Associations for the Deaf)
Vocational - Rockwell Visual Communications Center - VCC -
Parent "DAY" Sign Language Class
GCEC - IEP Meeting Room2 - 234 -
Parent & Sibling "EVENING" Sign Language Classes
Gallaudet-Clerc Education Building
