Vaill Hall always has some kind of fun activity planned. Last week they used washable dyes with balloons to have lots of outdoor fun. Then the perfect opportunity for a lesson on washing clothes!
#DESFridays #ThisIsFSDB
3 minutes ago, FSDB
The girls in Koger know how to spend their time in both work and play. Some of our girls are well into their cooking program this year. They go shopping every other week, sticking to a budget to purchase the food they'll cook for dinners in the dorm. But they also get to relax in the evening time, playing games or making crafts. All while enjoying time with their friends.
#BHSThursdays #ThisIsFSDB
1 day ago, FSDB
🧩 Hexagons + literature = powerful thinking! In Alicia Lugo's class today, students became literary detectives by connecting characters, events, symbols, and themes from "The Monkey's Paw." They had to defend each connection with evidence, demonstrating that great readers don’t just identify themes; they explain how those themes develop!
#DMSWednesdays #ThisIsFSDB
2 days ago, FSDB
Blind ELC has been busy this week. We have worked on Halloween activities and lessons. We have also focused on counting and life skills. It has been a fun and active week!
#BlindELCTuesdays #ThisIsFSDB
3 days ago, FSDB
Last Thursday, our Deaf High School held its Skit/Coronation Night, followed by a Homecoming Dance.
On Friday, October 16th, we had our annual Deaf Homecoming Parade and Pep Rally. Thank you to everyone who joined us to support our Deaf High School Department and the Homecoming Court!
What a great week at FSDB! Wednesday brought the BHS White Cane Day Fall Carnival outside on our beautiful campus, complete with a bouncy house, pumpkin bowling, ring toss, pie tossing, and lots of fun with our students, staff, and families! Then DHS Spirit Week kept the Dragon energy going with themed dress up days, class banners and skits competitions, the Homecoming parade, K-12 pep rally with recognition of teams and fun games for all, and the crowning of our Homecoming royalty. And how cool is this? We learned that some of these traditions date back to the 1950s! I loved being part of it all and spending some wonderful, spirit-filled time with our FSDB community. Way to go, Dragons, for keeping the traditions alive! In case you missed it - Congratulations to the FSDB football athletes and coaches for beating Maryland School for the Deaf! It was a fantastic game. Thanks to our fans and cheerleaders for rooting them on. GO DRAGONS!! #FSDB #PrezSnowDays #GoDragons #DragonPride #Homecoming #WhiteCaneDay Photo Description: A four-photo collage highlights FSDB fall activities and Homecoming celebrations. In the top left photo, President Tracie Snow, dressed in black and red FSDB Dragons attire with red wings and a tutu, gives a high five to an elementary student during the Deaf High School Homecoming parade. In the upper right, President Snow takes a group selfie with FSDB’s ELC crown bearers and Ms. Baily beneath red-and-white balloons. Below that, President Snow takes a close-up selfie with FSDB’s red Dragon mascot, “Sammy.” The large landscape photo across the bottom shows President Snow in the foreground at the Blind White Cane Day Fall Carnival. Behind President Snow, people participate in activities across the FSDB lawn at dusk, with colorful lights illuminating areas around the campus.
5 days ago, FSDB
We celebrated Volleyball Senior Night on October 8, 2026! This special event honored our dedicated senior players and their contributions to the team.
We will miss you and are so excited to see you achieve great things in the future!
ELC students collaborated to carve a pumpkin from different shapes and learned how to roast pumpkin seeds afterward. What fun!
#ELCDeafFridays #ThisIsFSDB
7 days ago, FSDB
Congratulations to Robert Essex, the Homecoming King, and Starlyn Dize, the Homecoming Queen!
#ThisIsFSDB #FSDBHomecoming2026
7 days ago, FSDB
Today was Class Color Day! Freshmen wore pink and green, sophomores wore baby blue and gray, juniors chose black and white, seniors dressed in pink and teal, and SOAR students showcased purple and silver. Our campus was full of color!
Last night, Blind High School held a Blindness Awareness Carnival. Staff, students, and their families joined together for a fun evening. Here are some photos of our students enjoying themselves!
#BHSThursdays #ThisIsFSDB
8 days ago, FSDB
Deaf Middle School dorms got to enjoy some afternoon basketball, playing against our own FSDB Police who came to join and have some fun. Our police officers often come to the dorms to provide education and to mentor and interact with our students. We are grateful for them keeping us safe and enjoy some downtime as well.
#DMSWedensdays #ThisIsFSDB
9 days ago, FSDB
Today is "Two-Headed Dragon/Duo Day." We see doubles all over campus! Students and staff are wearing matching outfits. Some chose creative ideas, while others found items in their closets. Everyone joined in on the fun!!
Last week, the girls in Cary White spent time learning basic maintenance skills. They practiced using hammers and screwdrivers to safely handle minor household repairs.
#BEMSTuesdays #ThisIsFSDB
10 days ago, FSDB
It’s Homecoming Week at Deaf High School!!
It's time to show our school spirit and Dragon pride! This year’s exciting theme is “Dragon’s Adventure.”
Today, we embraced the challenge of Vikings vs. Dragons. The entire campus came together to choose a side and proudly wore their spirit wear! 🐉✨
See all the exciting Spirit Week themes and Homecoming events below!
Spirit Week
* Monday, 10/12 – No School, Sleepy Dragons * Tuesday, 10/13 – Vikings vs. Dragons. Pick a side and dress up to show your pride! * Wednesday, 10/14 – The 2-Headed Dragon (Duo Day). Find a friend and match from head to toe! * Thursday, 10/15 – Dragon Classes. Wear your class color! * Friday, 10/16 – Dragon Pride! Go all out in Red and White! * Saturday, 10/17 – Fired Up! Wear Red to the Homecoming Game at 6 pm.
Homecoming Events
* 🎭 Skit Night – Thursday, 10/15 @ 6 PM (FSDB students, families & staff only) * 💃 Homecoming Dance – Thursday, 10/15 @ 8 PM (FSDB students only) * 🎈 Homecoming Parade – Friday, 10/16 @ 9 AM (FSDB students, families & staff only) * 📣 Pep Rally – Friday, 10/16 @ 9:30 AM (FSDB students, families & staff only) * 🏊 Swim Meet – Friday, 10/16 @ 5 PM vs. Menendez * 🏈 Football Game – Saturday, 10/17 @ 6 PM vs. Indiana School for the Deaf
#HOCO2026
11 days ago, FSDB
On Monday, I had the opportunity, thanks to an invitation from the Florida Chamber of Commerce, to tour Northrop Grumman and learn more about the remarkable work being done right here in Florida. It was especially meaningful to see the facility where one of our former FSDB students participated in an internship last year and to witness firsthand the innovation behind the E-2D Advanced Hawkeye, a finalist in the Florida Chamber's "Coolest Thing Made in Florida" competition. Thank you to Northrop Grumman for an incredible experience and for investing in the future workforce of our state.
Photo Credit goes to the Florida Chamber of Commerce.
[Image 1]: A President Snow stands outdoors in front of the large Northrop Grumman facility, taking a selfie-style photograph. Behind her is a gray aircraft display mounted on a pedestal among tall ornamental grasses. The aircraft is positioned in front of a large white-and-blue industrial building with the Northrop Grumman logo visible in the background. She is wearing a white jacket, red shirt, red earrings, and a Northrop Grumman visitor lanyard. The sky is overcast, and the facility grounds, aircraft display, and building are clearly visible, highlighting the aerospace and defense setting of the visit.
[Image 2:]Members of Northrop Grumman, the Florida Chamber of Commerce, the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce, and other visitors pose for a group photo inside an aircraft hangar. The group stands in front of an E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft, with its distinctive radar dome and large propellers prominently displayed behind them. President Snow is standing in the front row on the far right side of the group.
12 days ago, FSDB
Last Saturday, October 3rd, the Varsity Football team hosted Indiana School for the Deaf during our Alumni Weekend. We lost 24-27, but it was a very close game, and we couldn't be prouder of our boys.
It’s October, which means Halloween celebration time in our Deaf ELC classroom! It’s only the first week, and they have already done many Halloween learning and fun activities to celebrate!