Making the Difference in . . .
West Virginia Schools for the Deaf
and the Blind
EDUCATION
Secondary School
for the Deaf
Working with families and schools to
provide personal and educational
opportunities
T
he Secondary School for the
Deaf is a fully accredited high
school that provides a learning environment with expanded
cultural and workplace opportunities.
communication used in
all settings
•Students taught in small groups
•Speech and auditory training
•Summer enrichment programs
Academic, Technical, and
Life Skills Programs
for Grades 7-12
301 E. Main St.
Romney, WV 26757
•Total
Making the
Difference . . .
301 E. Main Street
Romney, WV 26757
304.822.4860
FAX 304.822.4870
http://wvsdb2.state.k12.wv.us
Secondary School for the Deaf . . . Making the Difference in
ACADEMIC AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION
WVSD offers required academic classes, as well as a
variety of technical education programs:
•Language Arts
•Mathematics
•Science
•Social Studies
•Health/Physical Education
•American Sign Language
•Agriculture Education
•Business/Computers
•Building Construction
•ProStart Culinary Arts
•Family and Consumer Sciences
•Graphic Arts
•Photography
•Studio Art
•Career Preparation
Programs offered free of charge to deaf and hard of
hearing residents of West Virginia ages Birth-21.
Secondary School for the Deaf . . . Making the Difference with
ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
STUDENT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:
•Volleyball
•Basketball
•Football
•Track
•Cross Country
•Wrestling
•Tennis
•Academic Bowl
•Ski Trips
•Deaf Teen Pageants
•Field Trips
•School Newspaper
•School Yearbook
•Future Business Leaders of America
•Future Farmers of America
•Junior National Association of the Deaf
•Skills USA-VICA
•Worked-Based Learning
HEALTH SERVICES INCLUDE a 24-hour infirmary and consultative medical, dental, and audiological services.
ANNUAL ACADEMIC ASSESSMENTS:
•WESTEST
•Writing Assessment
•APTA
•ACT Explore
•ACT Plan
•Work Keys
DISCRIMINATION PROHIBITED: As required by federal laws and regulations, the West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind do not discriminate on the basis
of sex, race, color, religion, and national origin in the employment and administration of any of its education programs and activities. Inquiries may be referred
to: Title IX Coordinator 304-822-4800, West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind, 301 E. Main St., Romney, WV 26757; or to Steve Davis, Section 504
Coordinator, West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and the Blind, 301 E. Main St., Romney, WV 26757 304-822-4863, or the to U.S. Department’s Director of the
Office of Civil Rights, 215-596-6795.
West Virginia Schools for
the Deaf and the Blind
301 E. Main St. • Romney, WV 26757
304.822.4860 FAX 304.822.4870
http://wvsdb2.state.k12.wv.us