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📚🏠 Dorms Open August 9!

The countdown to the 2026–2027 school year is on! Our residential program will welcome students back to campus on Sunday, August 9, at 6:00 p.m.

🚌 Residential transportation will be provided for eligible students.

We can't wait to welcome our students back to campus and kick off another great year of learning, growth, and community. 💙💛

Please help us spread the word by sharing this post with families and friends!
5 days ago, Natalie Delgado
Graphic announcing the opening of residential dorms for the Louisiana School for the Deaf and Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired. The graphic features the Louisiana Special School District logo, the date August 9, 2026, the time 6:00 p.m., the words "Dorms Open" in large bold text, the LSD Trojan mascot, an eagle illustration, and a school bus graphic. A note at the bottom reads, "Residential transportation will be provided." The background resembles notebook paper with colorful school-themed illustrations.
Last week, our students and FFA members had an incredible time at the Louisiana FFA Area IV Leadership Camp!
Our students had an amazing opportunity to connect with FFA members from across the state while building leadership skills, making new friendships, and creating memories that will last a lifetime. Throughout the week, students participated in team-building activities, sports, leadership workshops, reflection sessions, and began planning for an exciting year ahead for our school's FFA chapter.
We are especially proud of our members who were recognized with camp awards, including Best Dressed, Basketball, and the honor of receiving Official FFA Manuals from current FFA officers. Receiving an Official FFA Manual is a meaningful symbol of leadership, mentorship, and confidence. It represents the passing of the torch and serves as an encouragement to continue growing as leaders within our chapter and the FFA organization.
We also enjoyed plenty of fun, laughter, and unforgettable moments throughout the week that strengthened our chapter and reminded us of what FFA is all about. Now we can't wait to put everything we learned into action this year. The future of our chapter is bright!
6 days ago, Natalie Delgado
Student holding an award
Students standing together smiling
Several people standing and smiling
Students smiling and holding items in front of a leadership camp sign
Students looking onward, one student is smiling
Student smiling next to FFA representative
Student holding up a card
Curious about deaf schools? Many families have questions — and that’s okay! 💬 Deaf schools are welcoming places where kids can communicate, make friends, and grow with confidence. 👩‍🏫💚
Come visit LSD — we’d love to meet your family and show you how your child can thrive here.
13 days ago, Natalie Delgado
1 Myths about Deaf schools
2 Myth Deaf schools are only for students who know ASL
3 Myth Learning ASL will stop my child from speaking
4 Myth: Deaf schools are not academically strong
5 Myth: Deaf schools isolate students from the hearing world
6 Myth: Deaf schools limit opportunities
7 Remember every deaf child's journey is different
8 Come visit us to learn more
🦅 What if your next job changed lives—including your own?

Looking for a career with purpose? At LSD, you'll help Deaf students thrive in a bilingual ASL/English learning environment while working alongside a passionate, collaborative team.

📍 Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Now Hiring for 2026-2027:
• MS ELA
• HS ELA
• HS Math
• HS Social Studies
• HS ASL
• LEAP Connect/Special Education
• Paraeducators
• Substitute Teachers

Not from Louisiana? Come discover a state known for its culture, food, festivals, affordable living, and southern hospitality.

🔗 Apply today: tinyurl.com/LSDCareers
14 days ago, Natalie Delgado
Graphic recruitment flyer for the Louisiana School for the Deaf. A green and white design features a large “NOW HIRING” badge and the headline “Join Our Growing Team at the Louisiana School for the Deaf! For 2026–2027.” Open positions listed include Middle School ELA, High School ELA, High School Math, High School Social Studies, High School ASL, and LEAP Connect/Special Education teachers, as well as paraeducators and substitute teachers. A magnifying glass graphic appears in the lower left corner and an eagle mascot graphic appears in the lower right corner. The flyer directs applicants to apply at tinyurl.com/LSDCareers.
Is your deaf child struggling at school? 🤔 Here are 5 reasons they may be falling behind. Come visit us to learn more — we’d love to welcome your family! 📅👋
15 days ago, Natalie Delgado
1 A student raises their hand in a classroom
2 Text graphic stating Your child is working harder to understand than to learn with an explanation about the importance of accessible communication for students learning and participation
3 Image conveying the social isolation of deaf students at school with supportive text
4 Text graphic about student participation in group conversations on a dark green background
5 Image highlighting challenges faced by deaf students in class with white text on a green background
6 Image about communication challenges faced by deaf or hard-of-hearing students, highlighting the importance of peer connections
7 Image with text emphasizing overcoming communication barriers for deaf and hard-of-hearing students
8 Classroom scene at Louisiana School for the Deaf with a child, signing person, and screen
🚌 Transportation Update for the 2026–2027 School Year:

Our district Transportation Department is already preparing bus routes for next school year!

They will begin planning routes using each student's last address on file from the end of the 2025–2026 school year.

📍 If your family has moved, plans to move, or your address will change before school begins, please contact the Transportation Department as soon as possible at 225-757-3210.

Keeping your address up to date helps ensure accurate bus routing and a smooth start to the school year. Thank you for helping us get ready for another great year! 🚌💚
19 days ago, Natalie Delgado
Colorful infographic titled "Transportation Update for the 2026–2027 School Year" featuring school bus illustrations, a house icon, and a clipboard icon. The graphic explains that the Transportation Department will use each student's last known address on file from the end of the 2025–2026 school year to begin planning bus routes for the upcoming school year. Families who have moved, plan to move, or expect their address to change before school starts are asked to contact the Transportation Department at 225-757-3210 as soon as possible. A reminder at the bottom states that keeping address information current helps ensure accurate routing and timely transportation services.
🦅 What if your next job changed lives—including your own?

Looking for a career with purpose? At LSD, you'll help Deaf students thrive in a bilingual ASL/English learning environment while working alongside a passionate, collaborative team.

📍 Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Now Hiring for 2026-2027:
• MS ELA
• HS ELA
• HS Math
• HS Social Studies
• HS ASL
• LEAP Connect/Special Education
• Paraeducators
• Substitute Teachers

Not from Louisiana? Come discover a state known for its culture, food, festivals, affordable living, and southern hospitality.

🔗 Apply today: tinyurl.com/LSDCareers
22 days ago, Natalie Delgado
Graphic recruitment flyer for the Louisiana School for the Deaf. A green and white design features a large “NOW HIRING” badge and the headline “Join Our Growing Team at the Louisiana School for the Deaf! For 2026–2027.” Open positions listed include Middle School ELA, High School ELA, High School Math, High School Social Studies, High School ASL, and LEAP Connect/Special Education teachers, as well as paraeducators and substitute teachers. A magnifying glass graphic appears in the lower left corner and an eagle mascot graphic appears in the lower right corner. The flyer directs applicants to apply at tinyurl.com/LSDCareers.
Last week, our chapter had an incredible experience at the Louisiana FFA State Convention!

Throughout the week, our students took advantage of countless opportunities to learn, grow, and connect. Members proudly served as voting delegates, attended leadership workshops, explored the expo, and networked with FFA members from across the state. Along the way, they reunited with old friends, made new connections, and created memories that will last a lifetime.

Several of our students were selected to compete in a trivia contest, while others participated in chapter challenges that encouraged teamwork, leadership, and creativity. Our members also decorated clothespins featuring hand-drawn braille and signs to help spread awareness about our chapter and promote inclusion.

While the activities and competitions were exciting, the most valuable takeaway was the inspiration our students brought home. They left the convention motivated, energized, and excited for the upcoming school year, ready to apply what they learned and continue growing as leaders.

We are so proud of the way our members represented our chapter throughout the week and look forward to all they will accomplish this year!💙💛
about 1 month ago, Natalie Delgado
Students in FFA dress standing
Students in FFA dress proudly holding up a bingo paper and smiling
Students smiling and holding baby goats and ducklings
Students standing and talking in front of a step and repeat
Students standing with their LSDVI FFA dress, pointing to it
Students and staff standing in front of an FFA sign, smiling
The Board of Directors of the Louisiana Special School District has called an Emergency Meeting to be held at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.

Location: 2888 Brightside Drive
Baton Rouge, LA 70820
Student Center Board Room

Information concerning remote participation in the meeting is included in the meeting agenda. To see the agenda on our website as a PDF visit the following link:
https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/4654/Lss/6eb4b569-8ebc-4572-ba81-eee47dd5adf3/SSD-Meeting-Agenda-6.2.26-%28FINAL-6.1.26%29.pdf?disposition=inline
about 1 month ago, Louisiana Special School District
The Board of Directors of the Louisiana Special School District has called an Emergency Meeting to be held at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.

Location: 2888 Brightside Drive
Baton Rouge, LA 70820
Student Center Board Room

Information concerning remote participation in the meeting is included in the meeting agenda. To see the agenda on our website as a PDF visit the following link:
https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/4654/Lss/6eb4b569-8ebc-4572-ba81-eee47dd5adf3/SSD-Meeting-Agenda-6.2.26-%28FINAL-6.1.26%29.pdf?disposition=inline
about 1 month ago, Louisiana Special School District
✨ Ready to make a real impact? ✨
Join the Louisiana School for the Deaf for the 2026–2027 school year! 🦅💚
📚 We are currently hiring:
• Teachers (MS & HS content areas + Special Education/LEAP Connect)
• Paraeducators
• Substitute Teachers
At LSD, you won’t just have a job — you’ll join a mission-driven team that values collaboration, professional growth, and doing what’s right for kids every single day. From the classroom to campus life, our staff plays a powerful role in shaping confident learners and future leaders.

🔗 Apply here: tinyurl.com/LSDcareers
📩 Don’t see your position listed? Email natalie.delgado@la.gov
about 2 months ago, Louisiana School for the Deaf
Green-themed hiring poster for the Louisiana School for the Deaf, seeking teachers and staff for 2026-2027. Includes job titles and application link.
Yesterday, our seniors graduated from the Louisiana School for the Deaf. 💚💛

Before graduation, we asked them one question: “What will you miss most about LSD?”

Their answers were about friendships, dorm life, sports, memories, teachers and staff, support, opportunities, and finally feeling at home.

At LSD, our students don’t just attend school - they build community, confidence, language, and lifelong connections.

We are so proud of the Class of 2026 and are so thankful to have been part of their journey.

Once a War Eagle, always a War Eagle. 🦅
about 2 months ago, Natalie Delgado
Graphic with Louisiana School for the Deaf branding reading “Senior Voices.” Text says, “Want to know what our seniors will miss the most at LSD?” with a photo of graduating seniors walking away in green graduation gowns.
Graphic featuring a senior quote about learning sign language and finding a sense of home at the Louisiana School for the Deaf. The image shows two people smiling and signing together in a school gym.
Graphic featuring a senior quote about missing dorm life, friends, trips, pool time, and memories. The image shows a welcoming dorm common area with tables, seating, and bright green walls.
Graphic featuring a senior quote about wanting to come back and work at LSD after graduation. The image shows students participating in an agricultural or animal science activity with goats outdoors.
Graphic featuring a senior quote about memories made through school, dorm life, sports, field trips, teachers, and friends. The image shows students playing volleyball in a school gymnasium.
Graphic featuring a senior quote about supportive staff and wanting to return to LSD after moving back to Louisiana. The image shows three adults smiling together at a school or community event.

Can you feel the excitement? 😁 “I love it here! When can I get my bed and pillow and move in?” — a prospective 10th grader discovering the Louisiana School for the Deaf dorms. Our bright, modern common areas — colorful couches, game tables, and cozy corners — are ready for new memories. 🦅🏠

2 months ago, Louisiana School for the Deaf
LSD dorm commons area

Exciting news! Two of our administrators attended the Conference of Educational Administrators of Schools & Programs for the Deaf in Minneapolis and returned full of fresh ideas and inspiration. 🎉 They’re eager to implement what they learned to strengthen our programs and better support our community. 💚🦅

2 months ago, Louisiana School for the Deaf
Two standing and smiling next to a CEASD sign.
Who’s ready for caps, gowns, and proud smiles? 🎓✨

Louisiana School for the Deaf
GRADUATION DAY 2026 💚 🦅
📅 Fri, May 15, 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM
📍 LSD Auditorium, 2888 Brightside Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70820
2 months ago, Louisiana School for the Deaf
LSD 2026 graduation day invitation with the war eagle logo and an image of a student in a cap and gown holding up a diploma
Could this be the school your child has been waiting for? 🌟 Hear from our students: they love learning new things in class, understanding teachers in ASL, making friends, and feeling safe and loved at LSD. They enjoy sports and clubs — and thrive knowing classmates and staff sign. Want to see it in person? Come visit us — we’d love to welcome your family! 🏫💚
3 months ago, Louisiana School for the Deaf
Why Our Students Love our school. Wondering if we're the right fit? Hear from our students, who are just like your child!
Learning Made Accessible
Friends and belonging
Extracurriculars, made accessible
Direct communication access
Come visit us to learn more! We would love to welcome your family. Your child deserves a place where they can communicate, connect, and thrive.

Hooked on bilingual beginnings! 🤟✨ Meleah & Rachael just got back from the National ASL & English Bilingual Consortium for Early Childhood Education and came home buzzing with inspiration. At the flagship annual summit they connected with hundreds of educators, researchers, and advocates committed to ASL–English bilingual early learning. They’re full of new ideas and ready to bring back strategies and resources for our classrooms and families. 👶📚✨

3 months ago, Louisiana School for the Deaf
Two staff standing and smiling in front of a colorful painted wall.
Wondering if the Louisiana School for the Deaf is right for your child? 🤔 At LSD, students get direct access to communication through bilingual ASL/English classrooms, visual learning environments, and daily representation by deaf adults — all of which build confidence, identity, and belonging. 💚 From sports and clubs to leadership and arts, students don’t have to sit on the sidelines. ✨ Come visit us to learn more — we’d love to welcome your family! Schedule a tour today. 🦅
3 months ago, Louisiana School for the Deaf
1 Are you wondering is the Louisiana School for the Deaf right for my child?
2 Language Access
3 Social Connection
4 Learning Environment
5 Confidence and Identity
6 Full student life
7 Come visit us to learn more
As our middle school students finish up Day 3 of state testing, we want to send a huge thank you to Bayou Buddies for visiting earlier this week and helping our students feel calm and ready to show off their learning! They’ll be visiting our elementary and secondary students soon, too. We can't wait to see them again! 🐾💚
3 months ago, Louisiana School for the Deaf
Students around a dog petting it.
Student petting a dog
Student smiling and holding a dog
Want a sneak peek into high school Ag Science? 🌱🐐 Mrs. Hannah’s 2nd block gave our middle schoolers a fun presentation and tour in early April about Ag classes and FFA—complete with favorite memories (yes, chasing loose chickens!) - then hands-on time with goats, chickens, rabbits, and our aquaponics setup. Many left inspired to take Ag Science in high school! ✨💚
3 months ago, Louisiana School for the Deaf
Students standing in a circle smiling with one student holding a chicken
A staff member holding a bunny and a student petting it.
Students standing near goats
Students in a circle while another student explains something about agriscience
Students sitting at desks for a presentation
Students sitting at desks for a presentation