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After a busy week of campaigning, our students ended last week by delivering their student council speeches to the student body. They have so many great ideas for the year. We are so proud of these student leaders!

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Our high school students enjoyed participating in their weekly recess academy last Thursday. They discussed goals for the year and their futures and learned how our academic counselor can support their success.

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Can’t wait for another great school year!

Save the date for our Back to School Bash on August 4. Check in will be from 11:00-2:00. Looking forward to seeing everyone there!

Louisiana’s Special School District

Dear LSVI parents, stakeholders and community: Weather permitting, finalists in the search for the next superintendent of the Louisiana Special School District (SSD) will present their visions for the system during a public town hall event on Wednesday, July 17, at 5:30 p.m. on the joint campus of the Louisiana School for the Deaf and the Louisiana School for the Visually Impaired, located at 2888 Brightside Lane. A live video stream of the event will be available. The full release can be found here: http://louisianabelieves.com/newsroom/news-releases/2019/07/12/weather-permitting-louisiana-special-school-district-superintendent-finalists-to-participate-in-public-town-hall

Louisiana’s Special School District

Louisiana’s Special School District

Louisiana’s Special School District

2019 Teacher Leaders Summit!

Louisiana’s Special School District

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Last week, students grades 1st through 12th enrolled in the LSVI summer enrichment session enjoyed a field trip to the Museum of Natural Sciences at LSU. Students were allowed to hold and touch many cool specimens of Louisiana wildlife and learn about the role wildlife plays. While holding zebras and antelope are pretty cool, many students reported liking the snakes and turtles the most! 🐍🐢🦉🌱 #LSVISummers

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During day two of Digging Into Science, our students made pottery using fabric, shell, twine, and wood to make textured patterns. A big thank you to the Louisiana Division of Archaeology for making learning come alive for our students! These pictures show students working with their groups to make unique pottery creations.

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Our students enjoyed observing and learning about coins from around the world during day one of Digging Into Science with the Department of Culture, Recreation , and Tourism, Division of Archaeology. These pictures show students feeling and looking at various coins with their groups.