Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind (FSDB)

Hi there everyone.
My name is Donald l i d d e l l.
I am a graduate of the Florida school for the deaf and the blind and graduates of the class of 1984..
After graduating from fsdb,
I came back home and resumed my job duties at Winn-Dixie stores Miami division in Plantation Florida.
My job duties where is follows,
I wish the customer service clerk at the store and given the position of lead customer service clerk at the store and I made up the other backers schedule but I scheduled myself for Sunday's a lot since we were busy and I was called in numerous times.
After 7 years of being at Winn-Dixie I move to the city of Jacksonville Florida and found a job at the Naval Air Station Jacksonville and the Naval Station Mayport and I spent 7 years there as well I stayed in Jacksonville for a total of 6 years and from there my brother and I moved back to Melbourne Florida where I am presently living at this time but before all that transpired while I was living in Jacksonville I went back to Saint Augustine to pursue my career in culinary arts and Sciences and got my commercial Foods and culinary arts certification I am a straight A student and I got my certified culinarian so I am a certified chef and I spent two and a half years at First Coast Technical College.
While I was there for showing my career in culinary arts I was involved in a accident involving a motor vehicle and I will try the class for at least a entire month but I was able to catch up and finish up my class was a graduated with honors straight A student from First Coast Technical College in beautiful St Augustine Florida.
While living in Melbourne I have had a couple of opportunities to help out with a couple of parties throughout the area and a possible job with a hotel motel coming up in March AT Quality Inn in Palm Bay Florida as a housekeeping assistant
Prayers please

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I Love FSDB! I've been there since I was 10 and I am glad and I attended and grew up at this school. I'm proud to be a graduate of fsdb with honors and my standard diploma. I would recommend the school to any parents that have a Child who is visually impaired, blind, deaf,hard of hearing, or deaf blind.

Great education for d/Deaf people than any of normal schools. Teachers are really good at teaching deaf students and making an lessons clearer than any of teachers in any normal schools, but some teacher are kinda strict but friendly. Staffs in dorm are really enjoyable and fun to hang out with- even you can make friend with them because they are really sociable than school staffs. However, some higher ranked staffs are also really friendly and sociable too at school.

But the system in school itself are kinda flawed. Some rules are not really needed to be added and enforce but its their decision. The Deaf High School are being depended by staffs a little too much by adding more staffs in lunch room during breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Drama? Yeah same drama to all of schools, including deaf schools. But most of students are welcomed and introduce to newcomer students which is I really like that way. Also, this school are mainly relies on technologies than old-school equipment; you can get school issued laptop for entire of a school year until last day of school. The announcer bar are typed for deaf people to know current news and updates. Oh one more thing; there are half teachers for deaf schools are actually deaf combined. ASL are very widely used for this huge school, so I don't recommend any hard of hearing who couldn't understand ASL to enroll this school but we always happy to teach you the ASL.

For these comments, I'd give an 4.5 rated for excellent communication and relying on technologies heavily, and great education. I really enjoyed my time with that school. However, they focuses on Deaf education and safety a lot than real world. But on the Blind area- I believe they focuses on the real world situations and independent learning while being blind. However, the "safety" is a little too much. I recommend to move your Deaf children to FSDB BEFORE they start their High School years.

UPDATE: I'm going to warn for NEW STUDENTS, if you guys have an Deaf children going to FSDB before they moved to 2nd grade, your children might be taken to ASL 3 which is too high for any 2nd grades or earlier, according to a witness video. Also, PLEASE REMEMBER, this FSDB does have bullying, cyber bullying, jealously, and drama queens. In my experience, I have ABSOLUTELY no idea why did someone disliked me when I did nothing. Some of them even will just try and destroy your friendships between you and your friends. So be careful.