Weekend/Overnight Visitation Policy for Residential Students
Once full permission has been given for a weekend/overnight visitation, and a date has been established, it is the responsibility of the parent or guardian to communicate the change to the local school district's transportation services (i.e., Host family to notify bus service about visiting student and the guardian of the visitor to notify bus of their child's absence).

Please Note: All changes in transportation must be communicated by the parents to the local transportation service as well as the appropriate Dean.

Contact the student's Dean before you visit and provide advance notice to reserve guest rooms.

For overnight housing arrangements please contact Student Affairs office at (317) 493.0508.

After School Care

ASC will be limited to ISD employees' families and ISD students' families as we prioritize to reduce the risk of COVID-19 spread. ASC supports maintaining a healthy environment and operations during this time. Attention, ISD employees must pick up their child/ren at the end of their shift.

Contact Jeanny Wooten at jwooten@isd.k12.in.us to register for ASC or pay ASC bill .

Questions may be reach at:

Laura Hoover-Vivanco at lvivanco@isd.k12.in.us or

Nola Roberts at nroberts@isd.k12.in.us

The payment agreement will be arranged between you and Jeanny before your child/children start ASC. Check or money order made payable to ISD-Student Life. Cash payment is acceptable.

Important Note: Please notify your child’s school secretary about his/her attendance to ASC; if there is no report; it will be assumed that the child will be dismissed for home at the end of the school hour.

Camp Willard

Camp Willard is a 9-day recreational camping experience. Students will have an opportunity for social learning in a relaxed and fun environment.

Opportunities for social learning in the afternoons and beyond! Peers will participate in team building, rope courses, swimming & other water activities, arts & crafts, outdoor recreation activities including archery, hiking, and camping. Everlasting friendships and memories of a lifetime are created while at camp!

Questions or to register for Camp Willard. Contact Jeanny Wooten at jwooten@isd.k12.in.us.

Welcome to Student Affairs, where everything happens after school hours! From athletics and clubs to social events and leadership opportunities, we provide a dynamic environment for students to explore their interests, build friendships, and develop new skills. Join us and make the most of your time beyond the classroom!

Meet the Student Affairs Leadership Team

Assistant Superintendent

of Student Affairs

Matt Krueger

Student Affairs

Administrative Assistant

Jeanny Wooten

Student Life Director

Samantha Gonzales

Dean of Middle & High School

Carl Sorrentino

Overnight Dean

Manda Mulrenin

Food Service Director

Danielle Stadler

Food Service Supervisor

George 'Andy' Spurlin

Health Center Director

Paula LaMonaca

Athletic Director

Peter Leccese

Assistant Athletic Director

Wade Curtis

Youth Sports Coordinator

Jeff Courtney

"We are committed to providing high-quality, student-centered programs that support the student as a whole."

Student Affairs’ primary responsibility is to provide a safe and comfortable living environment for all residential students. Our programs are specifically designed to provide a supportive environment that is free of language barriers, and that provides opportunities for student growth, development, and achievement. The residential hall programs emphasize integration, collaboration, and equality in fostering opportunities and experiences in self-education and self-improvement.

MISSION
We are committed to providing high-quality, student-centered programs that support the student as a whole.

PHILOSOPHY
Students develop best in a challenging and supportive environment where academic and personal development are integral. The Student Affairs' programs are services based on nine dimensions of this philosophy: cultural, emotional, intellectual, life planning, physical, political, sexual, social, and spiritual.

STUDENT AFFAIRS DIVISION
The Student Affairs division offers a number of services and programs at Indiana School for the Deaf. These services and programs include: Health Center, Student Center, Residential Program, After School Club (ASC), Food Services, Athletics, and Camp Willard Summer Program.

STUDENT AFFAIRS

RESIDENTIAL

The Student Life Division has three primary on-campus residential units where residents live during the academic week. The residential halls are Koob Hall for female students, Fair Hall for male students, and the Dixon House, an independent living unit.

The on-campus residential units are designed to accommodate students 3 to 21 years of age. Students reside in the dorms from Sunday to Thursday. During the school year, the dorms open Sunday at 6pm, and Monday through Thursday they open at 3:00 pm. On Friday all students are out of the dorms by 8:00 am.
MISSION

The Student Center, through after-school programs, will incorporate the nine dimensions of student development to ensure growth in relationships, self-confidence and self-health.

OVERVIEW

The Student Center, a department within the Student Life Division, is one of the major programming and servicing units for students with ages ranging from elementary to high school. The Center’s major roles and functions are to implement and coordinate a variety of after-school activities, study hall services, off- campus field trips, clubs, and recreational/intramural programs. The Center also supports the Residential Halls by planning activities, coordinating transportation arrangements, and providing supplies and materials needed for the activities.

The Student Center supervises all administrative aspects of student programming and services such as the Orioles' Snack bar, Resource Center, Arts/Crafts, Student Work Program, Literacy Center, Orioles Nest, Clubs, Student Life Library, Monthly campus wide events and Field trips. The SC aims to provide high quality services for the students.

OBJECTIVES

The SC has four objectives for programming and services:

To develop "whole," well-rounded students through a challenging and supportive environment where academic and personal development is integral based on the nine dimensions of the student development philosophy. The nine dimensions are spiritual, physical, intellectual, cultural, emotional, sexual, political, life planning, and social.

To build a relationship between academics and after-school programs.

To empower students to become independent life-long learners.

To promote student leadership and creativity and address the issue of student apathy during after-school hours.
Our goal is to not only feed the stomachs of the students but also to nourish the brain! Through the food products that we serve, the cafeterias strive to teach good eating habits that will hopefully last a lifetime.

The Dietary Department would like to introduce ourselves to you by telling you where we are located, and what we do here at ISD.

Elementary Cafeteria is located toward the front of the ISD campus. It sits between the Preschool and Elementary Departments. Elementary Cafeteria serves students from both the Preschool and Elementary Departments.

ISD's Brown Cafeteria is located toward the back of the campus behind the Vocational Building. This cafeteria serves both Middle School and High School students. Both cafeterias serve the ISD faculty, staff, and many campus visitors as well.

Monday through Friday we serve three meals a day-plus! This plus includes but is not limited to, providing food for morning and afternoon snacks, field trips, campouts, picnics, food labs, athletic programs, etc. We are here for any ISD student function requiring our nutritional services. Our philosophy is to provide a variety of high-quality and nutritious meals based upon dietary guidelines established by the National School Breakfast and Lunch Programs.

Our goal is to not only feed the stomachs of the students but also to nourish the brain! Through the food products that we serve, the cafeterias strive to teach good eating habits that will hopefully last a lifetime. These services are provided by a team of 15 employees.

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Food Service Director: Danielle Stadler - dstadler@isd.k12.in.us

Food Service Supervisor: George 'Andy' Spurlin - gspurlin@isd.k12.in.us
Health Center staff strive to do this in a manner that consistently creates a positive, pleasant, and productive health care environment for both students and staff.

The mission of the Health Center is to provide the best possible medical care for students while at the Indiana Deaf School. Health Center staff strive to do this in a manner that consistently creates a positive, pleasant, and productive health care environment for both students and staff.

HEALTH CENTER OFFICE

V - 317-550-4818

VP - 317-493-0497

FAX - HIPAA Compliant - 317-614-0130

DIRECTOR'S OFFICE

PAULA LAMONACA - plamonaca@isd.k12.in.us

V - 317-550-4816

VP - 317-493-0494

EMERGENCY CONTACT

TEXT - 317-871-4396

EMAIL - all_healthcenter@isd.k12.in.us

HEALTH REQUIREMENTS

Health Center Physical Form

Sleep Tips

HPV (Spanish) and Meningococcal (Spanish)

2024-2025 Immunization Requirements (Spanish)

STUDENT RESIDENCE HALL

STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER

ORIOLES RECREATION CENTER

ORIOLES NEST

LIVING ROOM POD

SLEEPING ROOM

LAUNDRY ROOM

Friday, May 17 from 11:00 a.m. to 10 p.m. - It's Jaggers Time! Read more on this fundraising event.

CAMPUS POLICE • VP: 317-493-0701 • V: 317-550-4874 HEALTH CENTER • VP: 317-493-0497 • V: 317-550-4818

After School Care

Camp Willard