Student Information

Admissions

The North Dakota School for the Deaf serves children deaf/hearing impaired children from birth through age twenty-one (21). All children residing within the state of North Dakota, who are enrolled at NDSD will be provided a free education based upon a completed individual education plan.

Residential Programming

The North Dakota School for the Deaf provides a comprehensive residential living program for students who live too far from campus. The program offers a home-like environment where educational, recreational, and counseling experiences are provided by a qualified staff. NDSD provides weekly homegoing transportation.

Instructional Programming

Students attending the North Dakota School for the Deaf may obtain their high school diplomas or certificate of completion in accordance with their Individual Education Program (IEP). Class placement (preschool through 12th grade) and mainstreamed options will be determined via IEP. Graduation requirements are set forth by state law.

Extra Curricular and Recreational Activities

Students may choose to participate in a number of extra curricular activities as long as they meet the eligibility requirements, including those of the North Dakota High School Activities Association.

Grading System

The North Dakota School for the Deaf monitors the growth and progress of students in academic and vocational coursework as well as dormitory living.

Medical Needs

Health services provided by a professional health care staff, focus on the total wellness of the student. Local eye, dental, and medical facilities allow the school to assist families in providing complete health care services to the enrolled students.

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