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About the President
Tracie C. Snow is the 19th president of the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind (FSDB).
With over 25 years of experience working with deaf/hard of hearing, blind/visually impaired and deafblind students, Snow provides innovative, inspirational and visionary leadership with extensive experience in strategic planning, workforce development, cross-departmental collaboration and stakeholder relations.
You Belong Here
FSDB serves approximately 1,000+ students each year through statewide parent-infant/family programs as well as a Montessori Pre-K early learning center and K-12 elementary, middle, and high schools on its campus.
1885
School Founded by Thomas H. Coleman
1200+
Deaf/HH & Blind/VI Children Served Campus & Statewide
80+
Acre Campus located in Historic St. Augustine
11
Competitive Athletic Team Sports
Do More
FSDB didn’t just change my life—it gave me the chance to help others find their place in the world. It is more than a school; it is a home, a lifeline, and a place where lives are transformed.
NICOL LOBACZEWSKI | Instructional Assistant
FSDB Deaf High School
Be More
One of Niklas' favorite memories is enjoying the beach with his family. While his younger five siblings play in the water, he sits back and takes it all in: the beautiful smell of the ocean, the feeling of sand under his toes, the sounds of seagulls flying overhead, and the waves crashing onto the shore. Though he cannot see, Niklas has never lost his resolve or enjoyment of this sighted world.
Achieve More
Sarah attended FSDB from kindergarten through 12th grade. In high school, she took Culinary Arts as an elective. She wanted to be a culinary chef. In class, she learned about food prep, food science, and cooking techniques. She also discovered what she really loved: baking.
Sarah Emanuel, Class of 2016
Owner, Deafinitely Delicious
Programs
PE & Health
Recreation
Performing Arts
Campus Work Program