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Founded in 1867, the Alabama School for the Blind (ASB) provides traditional and non-traditional programs and educational experiences for children ages three to 21 who are blind or have low vision as residential or day students.

11/24/2025
These kindergarten Pilgrims met their Wampanoag teacher in their very own classroom to enjoy their special Thanksgiving ...
11/21/2025

These kindergarten Pilgrims met their Wampanoag teacher in their very own classroom to enjoy their special Thanksgiving luncheon.

First graders celebrated Thanksgiving at school by: disguising their turkeys (girl teacher, basketball player, construct...
11/20/2025

First graders celebrated Thanksgiving at school by: disguising their turkeys (girl teacher, basketball player, construction worker, and Iron man, eating lunch together in the classroom, creating a turkey with stickers, and talking about what they are thankful for.

Brookโ€™Cyn is thankful for toys and balloons

Ziโ€™Mir is thankful for the boards and markers that live at school.

Easton is thankful for his TV and clock.

Tatum is thankful for his friends and teachers.

Happy Thanksgiving from ASB first grade!

11/20/2025

Join us via live stream for this years ExtravaBANDza featuring our 6th grade band students! They will be performing a concert with 150 other 6th graders from Talladega County Schools at 1:30pm!

https://www.facebook.com/share/1AoUNBQ9BC/?mibextid=wwXIfrm

The Official page for the Talladega County Band Directors Association (TCBDA.)

The AIDB Board of Trustees presented a Resolution to the ASB 4-H Dairy Quiz Bowl Team for their amazing performance at t...
11/19/2025

The AIDB Board of Trustees presented a Resolution to the ASB 4-H Dairy Quiz Bowl Team for their amazing performance at the State Championship, clenching the title of State Champions ๐Ÿ†๐Ÿฅ‡

The ASB team was comprised of (pictured left to right) Bradley Whitehead, Madeline Pohl, Faith Alverson, Maggie Watts, and Assistant Coach Pam Roberson, ASB Teacher Aide. Not pictured: Lily Hearn, team member and Coach Kalie Mitchell.

Congratulations to the ASB 4-H Dairy Quiz Bowl Team! ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿฝ๐ŸŽ‰

Messiah Tinniehill (2nd grade) and Kouper Atchison (6th grade) work together to make muffins, as Messiah has been learni...
11/18/2025

Messiah Tinniehill (2nd grade) and Kouper Atchison (6th grade) work together to make muffins, as Messiah has been learning about solids and liquids.

๐ŸŒŸ Your Voice Matters! ๐ŸŒŸAt AIDB weโ€™re shaping the future - and we want you to be part of it. As we develop our next Strat...
11/17/2025

๐ŸŒŸ Your Voice Matters! ๐ŸŒŸ

At AIDB weโ€™re shaping the future - and we want you to be part of it. As we develop our next Strategic Plan, your feedback will help guide our goals and priorities for the years ahead.

๐Ÿ’ฌ Take a few minutes to share your thoughts and help us continue building a stronger, more inclusive AIDB community!

๐Ÿ‘‰ Click here to take the survey: https://bit.ly/48vMsq2

Thank you for helping us make a difference for individuals who are Deaf, Blind, DeafBlind, and those with multiple disabilities across Alabama and beyond.

Students from ASB enjoyed a day of competition at the 28th annual Jacksonville State University Writers Bowl. Fifty-seve...
11/17/2025

Students from ASB enjoyed a day of competition at the 28th annual Jacksonville State University Writers Bowl. Fifty-seven teams (six students per team) came together from seventeen high schools to show off their writing skills. The students competed in the areas of prose and poetry. Each group collaborated to produce a single submission following the same prompt as all other teams. Final written submissions were judged by members of the JSU faculty. Out of fifty-seven teams, the ASB team, "License to Quill," came in third place in the prose competition. Congratulations to Will Burgess, Zariah Hurst, Dalton Harris, Theo Sylvester, Riley Ingram, and Lily Hearn.

First graders last week learned about the pumpkin life cycle and then they explored a pumpkin by playing with the seeds ...
10/23/2025

First graders last week learned about the pumpkin life cycle and then they explored a pumpkin by playing with the seeds and gooey mess. This week they had a great time at the pumpkin patch where they played in corn, jumped on a large inflatable pumpkin, rode on a hayride, picked out their own pumpkin, and of course played.

10/22/2025

Please take a moment to watch this wonderful video of Alabama School for the Blind alumnus, Zachary Glasgow thanking Alabama Senator Katie Britt for her outstanding leadership in helping to make his career dreams become a reality! Together we are Deaf. Blind. Limitless!
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903 South Street E
Talladega, AL
35160

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About Us...

Founded in 1867, Alabama Institute for Deaf & Blindโ€™s Alabama School for the Blind (ASB) provides traditional and non-traditional programs and educational experiences for children ages three to 21 who are blind or have low vision as residential or day students. ASB has won notable acclaim for both the academic and athletic ability of our students while independent living experiences and advanced use of assistive technology help build self-confidence.

We also provide assistance to students with vision loss in public schools all across the state through the Alabama Instructional Resource Center for the Blind located on the ASB campus. Ordering books in Braille or large print, as well as other materials, is as easy as clicking here.