The California School for the Deaf, Riverside Varsity Boys/Girls Basketball and Cheer team have boarded the plane taking us to Faribault, Minnesota. We are participating in the 8th Annual Clerc Classic Basketball Tournament and Cheerleading Competition, hosted by Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf. They will be competing for the championship among 7 other Deaf schools throughout the nation.
On Thursday, January 17th, the Riverside Varsity Wrestling team will be participating in the 4th Annual Deaf Prep Wrestling Tournament at Indiana School for the Deaf. They will be competing for the championship among 6 other Deaf schools throughout the nation.
Last year, Preschoolers made ASL such an even more beautiful language! Kerry Hile, the ASL Director, was determined and motivated to give the Preschoolers a seed to grow in their first language, ASL.
The preschoolers were given an exciting opportunity to give ASL stories in three categories: Name Stories, “1 to 5″ Stories, and Handshape Stories. You are about to see some selected clips, and we truly wish that we can show you all of the ASL clips of the students online.
However, if you want to see more ASLclips, feel more than free to ask Kerry Hile, the ASL Director, or Mary Visco, the Media Director for viewing the DVD. As for the whole ASL storytelling video project, the students involved were: Jose Alvarez, Camille Andrade, Dilan Bashaw, Rayzele Booth, Jacey Coons, Alyssa Duarte, Zane Hencker, Nicholas Larizza, Zarek Nathanson, Azeb Visco, Hannah Weiss, Isabelle Williams and Enos Zornora.
Once again, we must thank the parents of last year’s Preschoolers and the Technology & Training Department for their amazing support and involvement.
Last, ASL is a beautiful language for everyone including Preschoolers!
The Libraries of Riverside County: A Millennium of Service (sponsored by the Riverside County Library System) is being shown here on CSDR Campus in the Old Media Room across from the Library from December 4th to the 19th.
It will be open from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. Please come by and take a look of the photos of all the libraries within Riverside County. See if you can find our CSDR Library in the photos!
Translation- The opinions you form and choices you make start with who you are and where you come from. The Paws POV project provides CSDR students with an opportunity to express their view and opinions on a variety of issues. From political races to racism, they take on topics of interest to not only deaf youth, but young people across America.Visit often to see what the next generation is thinking and talking about.You might be surprised or even entertained, but at the very least you will be informed.
