Burbank Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program

COME OUT AND WATCH THE ANNUAL DHH BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT!

The American Sign Language Honor Society at Burbank High School is proudly hosting a representative from Gallaudet University in Washington DC to present the Bachelor's Degree of ASL Interpreting Program.

Gallaudet University is the world's ONLY 4-year liberal arts university established for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in the world. Located in Washington DC, it's an exciting place to go to school.

This information and recruitment event will be held in the BHS Library on January 29th from 4pm - 5:30pm - PLEASE NOTE: This event is being held directly before the BHS Financial Aid night. Please come to both events! :-)

Please feel free to pass along this info to any student who you feel could benefit from this event.

Thank you so very much to all 150 people who came out to support and enjoy our event with Bob Hiltermann!! It was a wonderful evening with friends and our DHH community. We look forward to more events in the future so stay tuned for details!!

Order your DHH Program shirts TODAY!! Please read the instructions on the order form for who to turn orders in to or talk to your student's teacher. ORDERS ARE DUE ON NOV. 13th. THANKS! For a picture of the shirts and to download your order form, please visit this link http://www.burbankhighschool.com/dhhshirts/

DHH Shirts « Burbank High School To order your shirts please fill out the form and return form with payment to the following people as indicated by your school site:

DON'T MISS THIS EVENT!! Bob Hiltermann, Star of TV, Film and Stage, is coming to Burbank for an evening of inspiration and entertainment!! The FREE EVENT is open to the public and all are encouraged to attend. ALL AGES! Wednesday, November 28 at 6:00pm in the Burbank High School Auditorium.

WELCOME!

As the Program Specialist for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program for the Burbank Unified School District I'm excited to have our OFFICIAL program page with our NEW Program LOGO. You will notice that each leaf represents the various 'stages' (ages/grade levels/schools) of our program within the district. I personally want to THANK each and every staff member in the program for their contributions toward developing our new logo and to Dena Zelig for getting this website up and running!

I look forward to using this site as a form of communication for all activities and events that are available for families and staff alike!

Patty Ivankovic, DHH Program Specialist