https://www.iowaschoolforthedeaf.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/IMG-4098.mp4   Getting fired is not always a bad thing. Especially when a week ago, you were just a lump of clay. Students in Sarah Wiberg’s pottery classes this fall have learned firing is the important last part of the clay process. They know the pottery vocabulary. They know the… Read more >>

By the very nature of her name, Autumn Winter understands there are seasons to life.   And no, her middle name is not Spring. “It’s Hali,” the Iowa School for the Deaf (ISD) 2018 graduate states with a half-grin and good-natured eye roll. It was the experience writing about her… Read more >>

Science, Technology, Engineering, Math. Middle school students who are deaf or hard of hearing are encouraged to explore these disciplines on our campus Nov.15 & 16, 2018. More information is here.

It’s time again for the ISD annual Bobcat Boutique! Mark your calendars to shop ’til you drop on Saturday, Nov. 3 from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. in the Lied Multipurpose Complex (click for map). Pre-holiday shoppers will find homemade crafts, baked goods, one-of-a-kind and special order items to check… Read more >>

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Mark your calendar for our annual homecoming celebration, with kickoff events on Friday, Sept. 28 and games, ceremony, post-game celebrations and more on Saturday, Sept. 29. Schedule of activities to be posted when available.  

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Some of the best ways to get the most current information about day-to-day activity at ISD is to receive/read its publications and join our social media sites. Find our recent newsletters, annual reports and other materials HERE. You can also find this link on the main page, under “Find out… Read more >>

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Thanks to Kevin Boyce, dorm staff and students, for their production of “I’ll Wait,” which made its debut at the Sound Futures Fundraiser May 3. Thanks also to Justin Cyboron and his student, Damien Holste, for producing Damien’s award winning ASL poetry and explaining the difference from English poetry. Link… Read more >>