You're Always Welcome at School Improvement Council.

Parents, our next meeting is Friday, December 21 at 8:45 a.m.

Technology Olympics

Students statewide demonstrate their knowledge, learn new skills, and make new friends.

Project Magnify

Do you know a student who needs low vision devices?

Now Enrolling!

Consider a call to learn about the many educational options available for your child.

Make a Difference

Interested in a career with the SC School for the Deaf and the Blind?

What if it snows?

Yasmeen Crute Won a Four-year Scholarship!

Could you be next year's recipient of the McAlister Scholarship?

Football, Goalball, Volleyball, and Special Olympics!

Join us for fall sports!

Homecoming is Oct. 20!

Alumni events, football, volleyball, and more!

Can't Wait to See our SCSDB Families Again!

Parent Open House is Sunday, August 19, 2018.

Looking Forward to the New School Year!

SCSDB Staff, please check here for Opening-of-School information.

Miss Graduation?

You can watch it online. Just click on the photo at left.

Pizza Anyone?

Chase Hanna wore a pepperoni pizza hat at the International Fair. Click on the photo to read more about it.

Congratulations Hall of Fame Inductees!

The School for the Deaf alumni announced their new inductees during homecoming weekend.

Like to Shoot Basketball Hoops?

Help our athletes at Wofford's Pi Kappa Alpha Basketball Tournament.

Is There a Scholarship in Your Future?

A four-year scholarship is available for students who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Welcome Back, Alumni!

It's Homecoming Weekend! For a schedule of Homecoming activities, please click on the photo at left.

Watch Us on VirtualSC

Our middle schoolers will help students across the state learn about American Sign Language this year. (VirtualSC Photo)

Foundation Starts the New Year with a New Name

J M Smith Corporation presents the first check written to the newly named foundation.

Congratulations, Paul Watson!

SCSDB graduate Paul Watson received the statewide 2017 Employment Achievement Award!

Welcome Back, Staff!

For information on Staff Opening of School Week, click on the photo at left.

Congratulations, Graduates!

To see graduation live on Thursday, May 25, click on the photo at left.

Lions Clubs Kick Off 100th Anniversary

Representatives of the state's 150 Lions clubs break ground for a new playground.

Way to Go, Academic Team!

Our School for the Deaf won the Sportsmanship Award at the Gallaudet Academic Bowl.

Join the fun this summer!

Summer Camps are June 18 -24.

Congratulations, Paul Watson!

Paul Watson earns his dream job and recognition from the Mayor's Committee.

Thanks, Donors!

The Walker Foundation opens a new playground.

Mark Your Calendar

Summer Camps are June 18-24, 2017!

Homecoming was a Blast!

Spirit activities kept us busy all week long!

Amazon makes a surprise delivery!

Students will use Amazon technology in new after-school reading program.

Thanks, Alumni!

Our museum has new exhibits, new information, and a great new look.

Announcing Appointments

There is a new leadership team in the School for the Deaf.

Invitation to Comment

Click on the emblem at left to learn more.

Wofford Fraternity Raises Funds for Athletics

Hornet Hoops Tournament supports athletics for seven years.

Thank you, Dollar General Literacy Foundation!

Grant makes unique summer reading program a reality.

Congratulations, Graduates!

To see the graduation ceremony, click on the photo at left.

Miss USC Union Visits

A princess party was a great surprise for residential students.

Students Complete Lions Leadership Program

Topics included working in teams, managing meetings, and establishing action plans.

New Humanitarian Award Established

The Walker Foundation names Norman F. Pulliam, Sr. first recipient of the award.

Students Visit Department of Education

The color guard presented colors for the Department of Education meeting.

Only a Few More Home Games This Year . . .

Join us for boys and girls basketball.

School for the Blind Students Start First Leo Club

Lions Clubs International vice president joins students for Leo Club Chartering Ceremony

Register Early! Space is Limited!

Summer Camps are June 19-25, 2016.

Congratulations, Winners!

Students compete and learn about countries around the world at the International Fair.

Masons Join Students for International Fair

Glendale Mason Chapter #175 donates large portrait of George Washington

Our Athletes Have Something To Celebrate!

Thanks to the contributions of community organizations, the athletes have a new field house.

Student Artists Experience Columbia Airport as VIPs

Airport Art Show Features the Work of Our Students

Congratulations, Scott Alexander!

Cedar Springs Academy graduate named Caring for the Carolinas Award recipient

Congratulations, Dr. McCraw!

Dr. Page McCraw has been named president of the SC School for the Deaf and the Blind.

New Colson Outreach Center Opens in Charleston

Coastal residents now have close-to-home access to services.

Congratulations, Graduates!

To see the graduation video, click on the photo at left.

Mayor's Committee Gardens with Students

Donald Davis presented wheelchair accessible tables and self-watering planters.

Thank You, Leadership Spartanburg!

Generous gifts make long bus rides much more fun.

Thank You, NFB!

National Federation of the Blind of South Carolina sponsored a beeping egg hunt for residential students.

Thank You, Lions!

Area Lions clubs donated almost $60,000 for technology to increase independence.

Fine Arts Students Perform at SC State House

Following the performance, students met their hometown legislators.

Sptbg. Philharmonic Brings Evelyn Glennie to SCSDB

Students enjoyed an interactive session with a world renowned percussionist.

Whoo-hoo! Let's Celebrate!

Thanks to generous donors, our athletes will soon have a new field house!

Congratulations, Braille Challenge Winners!

We're proud to have three first place winners and one third place winner in the statewide Braille Challenge.

Local Community is Proud of Graduate's Success

Dearon Harrington and his supporters were recognized at a recent reception.

Two New Volunteers in School Reading Program

Harold Randolph and his dog Stoney help students practice reading.

What do you need to know?

Learn more about Ebola and protecting your family.

Thank You Michelin and Mary Black Foundation

Executives join students for a fun run.

Thanks to the Carolina Panthers

Our football team will look like pros this year.

You May Be Eligible for a High School Diploma

Deadlines have been removed from Act 155 requirements.

Plan for Snow Make-Up Days

Friday, May 29, 2015 will be a make-up day for students. If an additional make-up date is required, more information will be shared at a later date.

We’re Proud to be State Employer of the Year

Thank you, National Federation of the Blind and SC Commission for the Blind

Way to Go, Little Hornets!

The Little Hornets took the YMCA soccer championship after an undefeated season.

Fine Arts Student Wins International Award

Kaitlin Wilson’s artwork will be displayed at the US Department of Education.

Learning a Skill While Making a Difference

Carpentry students are helping build a house through Habitat for Humanity.

Now That’s The Spirit!

School for the Blind students won the spirit stick at the Homecoming Pep Rally.

Embracing the Possibilities

The possibilities for success were unlimited at the recent Technology Olympics.

Bird Houses for Sale

Student-run businesses are an important part of the Applied Academics Program.

Amazon Donates 40 Kindles

Students dig into a big, brown box filled with Kindle e-readers.

Sign Language Spoken Here

Student Council members posted signs to remind staff and students to speak their language.

S-C-S-D-B, Bully Free!

Cheers were part of the kick off for our bullying prevention program.

Technology Olympics Coming Soon

Two buses filled with our students will head to Technology Olympics on Oct. 16.

It’s Homecoming Spirit Week!

Football is just one of many activities planned for Homecoming Week.