Talking about Responsibility

During the month of March, classes at Metro Deaf School have been talking about the importance of Responsibility! In one of our high school elective classes, some of our students did interviews with staff and students to get their perspective about what responsibility looks like. Check out what we found.

Teen Night

 Juan's dad  is a DJ  and came during the party. He and his children were the DJs for Teen night. After set it, they need test music and lights to get ready for the dance party at night. Heng helped them, Heng worked the control box for moving the light right or left and up or down.

Gage invented new game called "Jump into middle of jump rope circle". Rules are everyone need run circles far from jump rope when DJ's music on. Once music goes off, Everyone runs into middle of jump rope circle, last person in the circle is out!

People join play limbo dance. Once everyone has gone once, the pole goes down. Some people touch pole or fall on floor and got out! First champion was teen girl and last champion was Brenton.

All girls danced in line at gym, they enjoyed that, but boys don't want join them.

Kelley was excited and wanted to dance too!

Here is a brief interview from some of the people at teen night:

Future Events at MDS

Here is some information about upcoming events at Metro Deaf School! 

Teen Night (Brenton)

Who can go teen night: 9th to 12th

Food and drink: Pizza, snacks, sodas and water bottles

When: February 7

Time: 4pm-7pm

Cost:$5.00

Game at Gym: Random

What do we do?: Play at Gym, Play video game in class and talk other students around

Feb 17, 2014 is President’s day and No school day for MDS students.

President Abraham Lincoln Birthday and George Washington's Birthday are both in February.

This will be our 129th President’s day.

We honor Abraham Lincoln and George Washington for leading in the fight for our rights and independence here in the United States of America !!!!!!!:)

February 13- Basketball at Varsity Boys Basketball vs Shattuck - St Mary’s - Away

Time 5:30 - 7:30

Thu, February 20, 5:00pm – 6:30pm

Where Metro Deaf School, Brewster Street, Saint Paul, MN, United States

Tue, February 18, 4:30pm – 6:00pm

Where Metro Deaf School, Brewster Street, Saint Paul, MN, United States

ASVAB:

Who: HS students

When: Friday, 2/14/ 9:30 am to 11:00 am

Where: In computer lab

ACCUPLACER:

Who: all students

When: Thursday, 2/13 9 am to 12:00 pm

Middle Basketball player only go to Arizona for a tournament at the Deaf school.

They go to the Minneapolis Plane Terminal then fly to Denver,Colorado and then to Arizona. When they arrive at the Arizona Deaf School they will meet some new friend then sleep in the dorm.

They will go to a desert Museum and an Air and Space Museum. Then they will go back to Arizona Deaf School and spend time with their new friends or have fun playing in basketball games..

On Saturday, they play real games in the Iron Tournament all day then they will come back to Minnesota on Sunday.

 

Metro Deaf School Carnival

METRO DEAF SCHOOL
    CARNIVAL


Friday, June 7 4:30 - 7:30 pm


FUN FOR ALL AGES!!

VULCAN'S FIRE TRUCK RIDES
FOOD AND GAMES
SILENT AUCTION
MOONWALK
DUNK TANK
FACE PAINTING
.... AND MUCH MORE!!

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METRO DEAF SCHOOL 1471 Brewster Street Saint Paul MN 55108

Plant sale

Minnesota- Hardy perennials
Limited quantity of Annuals & Vegetables
All plants
$1-5
Metro Deaf School
1471 Brewster St
St.Paul, MN 55108
 Saturday June 1, 9 am to 3 pm

Bring this coupon and receive...
Buy one plant, get one free!

"Teen night"

                                  
                                           The high school students love to play Basketballs.

The students have fun playing the volleyball with friends. 

The students rest for like 30 min.

High school students chat with new friends.

Kelley explains about the hug game.

Welcome and What's up?

 

 

 

 

 

This picture is about all students going to a conference in this room every other Friday because of Transition Friday Schedule.

Some days, one of students bakes cookies or buy donuts for all students who hard worked in class. And teachers can get both too. Both are free.

Students are going to Metro Deaf School for Teen Nights. Teen Nights are parties with pizza, pop, playing video games and playing in the gym. Teen Nights are only for 9th to 12th grades and other students from other high schools can come  too.

These students worked together as teamwork to made a robot.

All Students need help or advice from teachers and make better work.

The students can talk together everyday.

The High School students had hard work, they helped the  Kindergraten put paint on their hands and then put their hands on a big papers for “The end of bullying begins with you.”

The students work together for they want to figure out where they are going.  

The police had a dog go to MDS to show students. Later his dog died. It is a sad story.