E. H. Gentry

Mission: To help students achieve economic and personal independence through employment training, college preparation classes, and independent living skills. Gentry creates customized programs for Deaf, Blind, DeafBlind, and general services students which allows them to explore their personal and professional goals then provides instruction utilizing the latest technology and training methods available.

Purpose: To provide quality job skills, adjustment, and academic services to individuals with disabilities, which will promote independence and lead to employment.

EHG Success Stories

The New Face of Summer Break

How Students at E. H. Gentry Facility are Turning Work Experience into Career Gold.

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Modern Manufacturing Program Launch

AIDB has partnered with East AlabamaWorks to offer a Modern Manufacturing Program to K-12 and adult students, ages 16 and older, within Alabama School for the Blind, Alabama School for the Deaf, Helen Keller School of Alabama and E. H. Gentry Facility.

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The Bridges We Build

When it comes to the bridge between high school and postsecondary pursuits, E. H. Gentry Facility students are only confined by their imaginations

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AIDB Accessibility Information

AIDB places a high priority on accessibility to all our programs and, together with Blackboard, has taken great care to provide a quality website. If you have a question or need to report an accessibility or functionality issue with this site please contact aidbwebmaster@aidb.org.

AIDB Transportation Matrix

The AIDB Transportation Matrix is a resource listing various transportation options and associated costs statewide. This list is not exhaustive, however this document will be updated periodically to ensure all information presented is accurate and/or current.

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