FSDB News

The Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind (FSDB) will host multi-agency training exercises on the campus from June 30 – July 22, 2022...

At JJ’s last school, being blind meant being different. JJ was removed from class with his peers to learn braille by himself.

The FSDB Deaf Robotics team recently participated at Florida SkillsUSA in Jacksonville. Team members Geoffrey Porter and Elijah Roberson.

For the month of May, we are recognizing Marcus Guillou, a senior in the Deaf Department.

N. Patrick Hale, M.D, has served as an Ophthalmologist and Consultant in the FSDB Health Care Center since November 1974.

At FSDB, we strive to do more, be more, and achieve more – as part of our continuous improvement journey.

FSDB Parent University is three sign language classes for FSDB families starting the week of February 1, 2022.

For the month of April, we are recognizing Kendall Colon-Moore, a junior in the Deaf Department. She is a Food Service Worker.

For the month of March, we are recognizing Katarzyna Horvath, a junior in the Deaf Department. She is a D&B Designs Associate.

In Sarah’s favorite baby picture, she’s wearing a chef hat. She’s always loved the kitchen.

Daryl has albinism, which causes sensitivity to light. In 1996, he came to the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind (FSDB) for 7th...

Gabe comes from a family of “unique differences.” His sister is hard of hearing and his brother is dual sensory impaired.

We would like you, our FSDB community and partners, to provide the FSDB Strategic Planning Team with feedback by 4 p.m. on Monday, March 21.

The FSDB Outreach Department is excited to host weekly panel discussions/activities and Q&A with a panel of Alumni experts from the Blind

FSDB welcomes you to join us in stretching your mind. Creative thinking inspires ideas. Ideas inspire change!

For the month of February, we are recognizing Alicia Aviles, a continuing education student in the Deaf Department.

Since 1952, the FSDB Dragon mascot has been without a name. The FSDB Cobra mascot has been nameless since 1982.

For the month of January, we are recognizing Dylan Davis, a senior in the Deaf Department. He works as a Recreation Department Assistant.

For more than a year, FSDB did not have any athletics, impacting student morale, performance and behavior. Kalis and his team,

Watch a holiday video message from Tracie C. Snow, FSDB President.