We are pleased to announce a special screening of "Deaf President NOW!" at Lexington School for the Deaf on Friday, May 2, 2025 at 7:00 pm with a pre-screening Q & A with Director Nyle DiMarco.
Screening tickets are complimentary and first-come, first-served. VIP reception tickets can be purchased for $50. You must register to attend at https://bit.ly/DPNScreening or by using the QR code on the event flyer.
The Varsity Boys Basketball team, led by Coaches Adam Pagan and Andy Cruz, had a season filled with both triumphs and challenges. They finished with an overall record of 7-15, including a 2-10 record in the PSAA and a 4-4 record against Deaf schools. Despite the tough competition, the team showed resilience and determination throughout the season.
The Varsity Girls Basketball team, led by Coaches Raven Pentz and Wendell Forbes, had a season filled with challenges and accomplishments. They finished with an overall record of 7-15, including a 2-3 record in the PSAA, 3-2 in Metro competition, and 2-9 against Deaf schools. Despite facing tough opponents, the team displayed resilience, determination, and growth throughout the season.
Vida Sparks Productions Inc. is seeking auditions from boys, girls, and teens of any ethnicity for a role in an animated series. This is for a voice over role, not on camera.
Requirements: Boys and girls 9 years old and older with congenital or acquired hearing loss to authentically represent the role. This is a speaking role. No acting experience is needed; natural reads in the child's/teen's regular speaking voice are desired.
For a character overview, contact information, and compensation details click read more. Recordings can be done remotely.
We are excited to be in conversation with the New York City College of Technology around providing accessible education and/or services for our students.
On May 9th, Give Kids A Smile® a national program sponsored by the ADA and hosted locally by the CITY TECH Dental Hygiene Patient Care Clinic, is offering FREE hearing screenings and dental health services for children between the ages of 4-17, at NO COST to the family. They have a dental hygienist (a graduating student) who is Deaf and available for appointments. To view the flyer click here. Click read more for details.
The 4201 Schools Association has launched a letter campaign.
They are encouraging our schools, students, parents, teachers, support staff, and alumni to send letters to Governor Hochul and State Legislators asking them to include funding in the final enacted state budget to support the continued success of our students. It takes two minutes to sign on and make your voice heard!
One of our community's favorites, Deaf Camp takes place at the Mid-Hudson Valley Camp on the grounds of the Marist Brothers Center in Esopus, NY. Registration for the summer is open and the dates have been announced: August 17- August 23, 2025
PBS is offering ASL translation for a media study for children, ages 3-6. Watch a story with your child and answer a few questions! Sessions will take approximately 45 min. See the flyer for full details.
** Please note the Lexington School for the Deaf is not involved in the project and has no position on whether the families should or should not participate.
Christine Sun Kim's art will be on display at the Whitney Museum of Art Through July 6.
As an artist she is described as 'relentlessly experimental, productive, and dedicated to sharing her Deaf lived experiences with others.' If you are interested in learning more about the exhibit and their events, you can visit their website.
The Lexington Alumni Association will be hosting a Blue Jay Fund Day on Saturday, June 7th from 1-7 p.m. See flyer for payment and event details. This is a family-friendly event.
The Lexington Alumni Association's Pot O'Gold event has been changed to Saturday, May 3rd from 2-6 p.m in the Lexington lobby. Special thanks to Sorenson for sponsoring the event. Tickets are $20 if paid by April 25 and $25 at the door. See flyer for payment details. This event is recommended for adults.
Four high school students attended 4201 Advocacy Day in Albany on February 11th. The students met with legislators and their staff to discuss the vital role played by the state's eleven 4201 Schools in educating students who are deaf, blind, or severely physically handicapped.
Four Lexington students, comprising one middle school team and one high school team, competed in the 3rd Annual NRSC-ADIB D/HH Drone Tournament on February 7th and 8th. Congratulations to the Middle School's team, the Soaring Bluejays, for winning the Communication Award for their outstanding interview and engineering notebooks.
Bridge Multimedia and PBS KIDS are inviting families to share feedback on games as they strive to increase accessibility for Deaf children and understand what makes them fun for you!
TO PARTICIPATE OR LEARN MORE: For more information contact Wendy Sapp, PhD, at wsapp@bridgemultimedia.com or go to the registration link to sign up to participate.
** Please note the Lexington School for the Deaf is not involved in the project and has no position on whether the families should or should not participate.
The Lexington Alumni Association will be holding a general meeting and election on Friday, April 4 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm. The meeting will be held from 7-8:30 pm.