MRSA Staph infections information from the ASDB offices of the Superindentent and the Student Health Services:
MRSA letter sent to families and staff (Word format)
MRSA letter sent to families and staff (Acrobat Reader format)
MRSA Fact Sheet (Acrobat Reader format)
MRSA Staph infections information from the ASDB offices of the Superindentent and the Student Health Services(Espanol):
MRSA letter sent to families and staff (Espanol)(Word format)
MRSA letter sent to families and staff (Espanol)(Acrobat Reader format)
MRSA Fact Sheet (Espanol)(Acrobat Reader format)

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NEW !!! Look at the shirts and sweats selection our Sentinels Boosters Club has available !!!
Click here for Ahtletics' home page

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Check out the programs at Rochester Institute of Technology - National Technical Institute for the Deaf: RIT NTID Website
< Below is just one of their exciting new programs.

For 6^th - 8^th and 9^th - 11^th grade budding scientists. Enter individual projects or enter with a team. Science Fair at RIT March 14-15, 2008. Deadline to enter is January 15, 2008. Details here. For questions, e-mail ScienceFair@ntid.rit.edu.

Camp Abilities Tucson Teaming with AAABVI - Camp Abilities is a comprehensive developmental sports camp for children in elementary, middle and high school who are blind, deaf-blind or multiply disabled. This camp provides a 1:1 instructional situation for each child. This camp will provide various sporting and recreational activities for 30 participants, age 6-19 with visual impairments and multiple disabilities. They vary in socio-economic status, ethnic background and level of skills and abilities. Campers will participate in a long list of physical activities such as wrestling, track and field, goalball, tandem biking, in-line skating, aquatics, ice skating, weight training, rock climbing, bocce, golf, horseback riding, billiards, bowling and beep baseball. A detailed task analysis is developed for each skill required for each sport. These assessment sheets are sent to parents and physical education teachers, to assist in defining ability and to encourage physical activity throughout the upcoming year. First, and foremost, our purpose is to empower children with sensory impairments and multiple disabilities to be physically active and productive members of their schools, communities and society in general. Second, is to train undergraduate and graduate students how to teach sports and recreational activities to children with sensory impairments. Lastly, to continue research in a variety of areas that benefit kids with visual impairments and blindness.

Please e-mail Megan O'Connell or phone (520) 770-3204. Check out the Camp Abilities  website for more information.

ASDB's NCLB (No Child Left Behind) Plan is available for review and public comment. If you are interested in reviewing and commenting on the plan, please contact:

Mary Fult
Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind
1200 W. Speedway
Tucson, Arizona 85754
Phone:520-770-3824
or
Penny Fetters
Phoenix Day School for the Deaf
1935 W. Hayward Avenue
Phoenix, Arizona 85021
602-336-6800