With advanced hearing technology and determination, Nicole Everitt is redefining what’s possible for deaf students in pursuit ...

The Texas School for the Deaf has a sprawling Austin campus and serves about 550 students who come from 64 counties. It operates as both a day school and a residential program.

Furthermore, Gov. Elisha Pease, who proposed the Texas school on a hill above East Bouldin Creek in 1856, came from Hartford, Conn., home of the American School for the Deaf, founded in 1817.

AUSTIN, Texas — At the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired and Texas School for the Deaf, it's usually a sprawling campus with students at this time, the week after spring break.

High school senior Rey Garza knows a lot about adapting to “new normals.” He was 9 when he lost vision in his right eye, and when he entered his freshman year, he started losing it in his left ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas School for the Deaf (TSD) is laying off its interpreters, according to officials. The school announced Wednesday that it's eliminating its in-house interpreting service ...

The alerts are sent to cell phones, tablets, computers, and Braille-compatible devices. Deaf Link provides this service for ...

The recently completed Texas School for the Deaf Administration and Welcome Center and Early Learning Center, at the state’s oldest continuously operating public school, was designed to foster a sense ...

The Texas school of the Deaf is looking to make football history on Friday. Video screen grab courtesy of NBC One Texas high school is hoping to secure itself in the football history books on ...

Austin, Texas – 25 contemporary authors from across the country who are deaf, hard of hearing, deafblind, and BIPOC, will be in Austin for the first Deaf Authors Book Festival, May 6-7, 2022, at the ...

The Texas School for the Deaf finished its season on a four-game winning streak and averaged 48.6 points per game over its 10 contests, capped off by its first state football title in the program ...

Approximately 7,000 children are deaf or hard of hearing across the state of Texas, according to statistics from the Texas School for the Deaf Foundation.