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Washington Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Youth

Washington, USA
Joined March 2020
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May 4 kicks off the annual #TeacherAppreciationWeek! Let's celebrate how we love to teach and foster Deaf youth by sharing stories using this hashtag #WhyITeachDeafChildren created by CEASD.
Itinerant Teachers of the Deaf - we would like to invite you to a weekly meeting to get together, share resources, and chat about any and all things!
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In order to support families navigating self-isolation and social distancing, NLL is curating and compiling a list of academic and extracurricular resources. This list will be updated throughout the school closures in the United States. ​For more info and link:
Replying to @KStackWhitney
I’ve been working on a set of resource lists for #ASL and English, and I’ve been vetting everything I add here (and adding notes about language mode when something seems valuable/hard to come by but is in PSE, etc). Please use and share! newleaflanguage.com/covid-19…
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More often than not, DHH people and kids are the last to know when it comes to current news, esp. with COVID-19. Some people are doing their part to keeping DHH people and kids informed. Here are a few and they go a long way:
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1. @GovInslee made announcements during news conferences for WA residents using CDI interpreters. CCs are available on several channels.
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To kick off this account, we’re starting our very first thread! Here’s a recap of what we do, who we serve, and why we created this account.
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There are roughly 4,000 DHH kids in the state of Washington. DHH kids receive their education in private, public, and residential schools. There are 294 school districts in WA. DHH kids make up 1% of the 1 mil. student population in WA. That’s pretty small, right? Well…
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Hello World! Give us a follow to get updates on what we're doing to ensure educational success and literacy for every Deaf and Hard of Hearing child in Washington state.