ASDB Southeast Regional Cooperative

Established in 1912, the Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind (ASDB) in Tucson, AZ, coincided with Arizona’s statehood, marking a significant milestone in the state's educational landscape. Catering to a student body exceeding 2,000, ASDB provides comprehensive educational services for children with varying degrees of visual and auditory impairments, including those who are deaf, hard of hearing, blind, or deafblind from infancy through grade 12. Boasting a diverse educational approach, ASDB encompasses two schools dedicated to the deaf community, a specialized institution for the blind, an Early Learning Program covering early childhood development from birth to three years old, and preschool initiatives, alongside Itinerant Services supporting students within district partnerships.

At ASDB, the mission revolves around equipping young learners with the tools and resources needed to thrive not only academically but also in their future pursuits in higher education, careers, and personal endeavors. By fostering an inclusive and empowering environment, ASDB stands as a beacon of educational excellence, committed to nurturing the unique potential of each student, ensuring they are well-prepared to navigate the challenges of academic life and beyond. Through a blend of specialized programs and dedicated staff, ASDB remains steadfast in its dedication to guiding students towards success, emphasizing the importance of holistic development and lifelong learning.

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