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E. H. Gentry Facility Earns CARF Accreditation
CARF International announced that Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind’s (AIDB) E. H. Gentry Facility has once again earned its CARF accreditation for a period of three years.
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#HumansOfAIDB - Michael Taylor
#HumansOfAIDB is our way of showcasing the people who help make AIDB #DeafBlindLimitless!
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#HumansOfAIDB - Linda Miller
#HumansOfAIDB is our way of showcasing the people who help make AIDB #DeafBlindLimitless!
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#HumansOfAIDB - Edith Kelley
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#HumansOfAIDB - Brenda Uptain
#HumansOfAIDB is our way of showcasing the people who help make AIDB #DeafBlindLimitless!
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#HumansOfAIDB - Artisha Richey
#HumansOfAIDB is our way of showcasing the people who help make AIDB #DeafBlindLimitless!
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By the Numbers: Alabama School for the Deaf Football
As Alabama School for the Deaf (ASD) wraps up another strong football season, we’re breaking down the stats behind the team’s success.
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RISE Autism Hosts Training for First Responders
RISE Autism, a program uniquely designed for students and individuals diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and who are deaf, blind, or deafblind, hosted a half-day training for Talladega City and County School Resource Officers as well as the Talladega City Fire Department.
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The Winners Are In For This Year’s Alabama School for the Deaf Youth Ambassador Program
Every year, students from Alabama School for the Deaf (ASD) compete in the school’s Youth Ambassador Program to become the 2022-2023 Youth Ambassadors and earn the title of Mister and Miss ASD.
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The Importance of Measurable Skill Gains at E. H. Gentry Facility
When it comes to Measurable Skill Gains, E. H. Gentry Facility (EHG) has consistently risen to the top among all adult education programs in the state of Alabama.
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Alabama’s White Cane Day Raises Celebrates Alabamians Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired
On Saturday, October 15, over 300 attendees gathered at the Alys Stephens Center in Birmingham for Alabama’s White Cane Day 10th Anniversary (WCDAL) Celebration.
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An 1858 Moment
From our first student in 1858, to those we will serve in the future, AIDB will always be Deaf. Blind. Limitless.
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Cheerleading Shapes School Pride for Alabama School for the Deaf
From getting students and fans into the school spirit during pep rallies and games to cheering competitively at Mason-Dixon Tournament, the Alabama School for the Deaf (ASD) cheerleading team gives it their all year round!
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River City Launch for Deaf Awareness
AIDB celebrated the inaugural DeaFestival at the AIDB North Campus in Decatur, Alabama.
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Chandler Named Principal of Helen Keller School of Alabama
Jeanna Chandler has been named principal of Helen Keller School of Alabama, bringing a wealth of experience to the students and staff of the school.
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Bricks, Mortar and Limitless Potential
At Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind, we measure new school buildings in terms of the new and innovative programs that will now have a home, opportunities created, and futures changed.
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Spotlight on Students
From huddles and cheers to halftime under the lights, students from Alabama School for the Blind prove their versatility as they participate in band, cheerleading, and football.
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Creating Masterpieces
The Helen Keller Art Show of Alabama emphasizes creativity, color, and tactile media in the arts.
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Collaboration Creates Limitless Opportunities
At Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB), “together we are deaf, blind, limitless,” isn’t just a saying; it’s a way of life.
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