‘This is where it starts': ASL interpreters, teachers making school shows accessible

Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk High School and Guilderland Central School District are among the few schools offering ASL performances, no request required.
LancasterOnline

Schools should offer ASL classes [opinion]

Can you imagine going through life only being able to communicate with 1 out of every 100 people you meet? You’d probably feel isolated and lonely, right? That’s exactly the predicament that deaf ...
NorthJersey.com

American Sign Language is a hit with NJ high schools, and it's not just because of 'CODA'

Salute and you have mastered your first word — "hello"— in American Sign Language. While the Academy Award-winning film "CODA" (an acronym for child of deaf adults) has put a fresh spotlight on ...
The State Journal-Register

Student interest 'very strong' as District 186 adds American Sign Language

In addition to American Sign Language, School District 186 offers Spanish, French, German and Latin. Around one million people use ASL as their main way to communicate, according to Communication ...