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Resources and Information for Deaf Students
SILENT P.R.I.D.E.
Promoting Responsible Independent Deaf Enrichment SILENT PRIDE is a group dedicated to supporting, strengthening and serving Metro-Atlanta's deaf children and their parents. Deaf students from around the region meet for social and enrichment activities, allowing them to expand their circle of friends and to engage in a variety of programs.
SILENT PRIDE is based in Gwinnett County and is open to all Metro-Atlanta deaf teens. The purpoes is to create opportunities for deaf children that encourage positive personal development, self-confidence and self-esteem. SILENT PRIDE serves deaf children ages 13 through 21 through cultural enrichment, self-esteem development and peer group interaction activities. SILENT PRIDE also provides educational workshops and networking activities for the parents of deaf children.
MISSION: to provide opportunities for peer interaction and personal development for deaf teenagers. Participants are provided opprotunities to interact and develop relationships with deaf children from various schools.
For more information call:
Gale Belton 770-931-8448
Melanie Castelle 404-298-4887
Brenda Williams 770-469-8483
or e-mail mcastelle@mindspring.com
College & Career Programs for Deaf Students
A comprehensive listing of programs available to deaf and hard-of-hearing students.
www.bookadventure.com
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Help your child learn to read and remember what they read. This website will help you compile a list of books for your children to read. When the child is done with a book, questions can be found on the website to help test the child about what was read. There is a log in for the children, parents and teacher.