- South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind
- Student Life
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Student Life
There is so much to do and enjoy at the SC School for the Deaf and the Blind! There are playgrounds, a running track, horse pastures, and even a bowling alley! There are fun activities during the school day and after the school day ends. We offer everything from fine arts to athletics!
Staff members adapt activities to meet the needs of each student, and everyone is encouraged to join in the fun. Students enjoy socializing with their peers and develop lasting friendships.
Both day and residential students are welcome to participate in all of the programs. However, parent-provided transportation is required for day students who wish to participate in the after-school program.
Activities include:
- Fine arts classes
- Recreational and physical activities
- Leisure time interests
- Independent living skills development
- Character education programs
- Library visits
- Homework assistance
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Activities and Leadership Opportunities
Students develop good character, leadership skills, and lasting friendships through service activities.
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Fine Arts
The SC School for the Deaf and the Blind is rated an advanced school by the SC Arts in the Basic Curriculum Project. We offer a comprehensive program with arts classes during the school day and after-school program.
Fine arts programs include:
Visual Arts: Drawing, painting, studio art, print making, 2D design, 3D design, and photography
Music: Performance choir, music history, instrumental music, keyboard, guitar, and steel drums
Dance: Hip-hop, jazz, ballet, yoga, and tap are offered with the assistance of a local dance company
Drama: Yearly theater production
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Physical Education and Sports
Physical activity is especially important for students with multiple disabilities. Students benefit from a playground designed to meet their specific needs as well as a wide variety of physical activities including:
- Golf
- Bowling
- Basketball
- Horseback Riding
- Track and Field
- Special Olympics
Students who qualify may participate in competitive sports.