The Values That Shape Us

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Our Six Values

High Expectations, Family Atmosphere, Exceptional Teamwork, Continuous Innovation, Zest, and Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility

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Our Mission

Academic excellence, language fluency, and community connection

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Our Approach

Bilingual education in ASL and English for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing students, Preschool- 12th Grade

What we offer atRMDS

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Early Literacy Program

Building strong language and reading skills through a bilingual ASL and English approach for Deaf and hard-of-hearing children.

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Toddler Program

The RMDS Toddler Program nurtures early ASL and English skills through play, social interaction, and family involvement in a language-rich environment.

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Early Childhood Education

A bilingual, play-based program where Deaf and hard-of-hearing children grow through hands-on learning in both ASL and English.

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Elementary

Our bilingual elementary program fosters academic excellence, language development, and a strong sense of identity through visual, hands-on learning.

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Middle & High School

Our school prepares Deaf and hard-of-hearing students in grades 6–12 for college and careers. Students grow as critical thinkers, leaders, and confident communicators.