Our Mission

To prepare individuals to reach their limitless potential by providing superior staff, facilities, training, and programs.

Our Purpose

To transform the lives of those we serve beyond all expectations.

Our Vision

To be the recognized leader of diverse residential and community-based education, rehabilitation, and employment programs that prepare individuals who are deaf, blind, deafblind, and multidisabled to reach their potential in education, independence, and career.

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AIDB News

A Lifetime of Volunteering Creates Limitless Connections

Among the 10 thousand volunteers gathered in Orlando, Florida from June 5 to 12 for the 2022 Special Olympics USA Games was AIDB’s own Apryl McCurdy, Family and Consumer Science Teacher at Alabama School for the Deaf.

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Amy Locke Named High School Director of Alabama School for the Deaf

Amy Locke has been named the High School Director for Alabama School for the Deaf.

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AIDB Teachers Receive Over $3,000 in Grants

Recipients of this year's grants include Elsa Calhoun, Helen Keller School of Alabama; Rachel Chastain, Helen Keller School of Alabama; Amy Fisher, Alabama School for the Blind; Robert Godbold Jr., Alabama School for the Deaf; April Nesmith, Helen Keller School of Alabama; Eric Richardson, Helen Keller School of Alabama; and Megan Spann, Helen Keller School of Alabama

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