Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind: Tucson Campus

Our Campus is committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging. We strive to ensure all students, staff, and families are honored and valued for their unique cultures and identities.

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Our Theme

2022-2023 school year

For our 2022-2023 school year we created a theme to unite our campus! We chose “Be Fearlessly Authentic”

This theme will encourage our students to:

  • feel safe and at home.
  • make mistakes and learn from them.
  • take leadership roles.
  • become independent.
  • pursue their dreams and passion without being discriminated against.
  • have a direct and uninhibited communication access.

News & Resources

Berg/Seeger Classic 2023

Berg/Seeger Classic 2023

Our ASDB Track & Field team represented our school at the Berg/Seeger Track & Field Classic held at the Texas School for the Deaf. We are proud of their hard work and dedication! On a fun...

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Deaf History Month 2023

Deaf History Month 2023

https://youtu.be/zkheXPTUFhs Check out what some of our amazing students from ASDB and PDSD have to say about Deaf History Month! They are not only learning about the incredible contributions of...

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Sentinels Spring Sports

Sentinels Spring Sports

Attention all sports fans and supporters of our Sentinel community! As the weather warms up, it's time to gear up for an exciting spring sports season! Whether you're a student, parent, faculty...

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Why Choose Us?

Deaf Programs

ASD curriculum parallels that of any regular public school program with modifications made to meet the specific communication needs of deaf/hard-of-hearing students. Advanced vocational and career preparation programs are available to high school students

Blind Programs

ASB provides students with a standards-based academic curriculum with teachers who are highly qualified in their subject areas. Instruction and programming are provided for students who are visually impaired as well as students who are blind or visually impaired with additional challenges.

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Services

ASDB provides services to students, staff, and families. The current services include, but aren’t limited to: ASL Community Classes, Audiology, Counseling, Health Center, Language and Communication, Library Services, Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy.

 

Athletics

For our student-athletes, nothing quite compares to the enormous sense of pride they feel competing as a Sentinel! On behalf of ASDB Athletics and its coaches, we look forward to having another great sports season and to bringing out the very best in our hard-working, dedicated and spirited student-athletes.

Community

Our combined campus makes for a diverse and inclusive community. ASD and ASB students learn, grow and work together to make our campus and dorm life feel like home.

Early Learning Program

ASDB’s Early Learning Program (ELP) serves children, birth to age five, who are deaf/hard of hearing, blind/visually impaired, and deafblind across the state of Arizona. The goal of the ELP is to ease the transition from early childhood to preschool, and ultimately better prepare our youngest learners for kindergarten.

We are currently hiring!

We have:

Open postions

Staff Directory

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Administration

Admins and Admin Support Staff

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Academics

 Teachers, IA’s, Specialists

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Support Staff

Dormitories and Residential Staff

Let’s Be Fearlessly Authentic Together!

We can’t wait to make this school year the best yet! Make sure you follow our social media accounts for insider access campus announcements, event photos and videos, messages from Interim Principal Trisha and much more!