The community is invited to participate in the Oklahoma School for the Deaf’s annual Fall Festival on Tuesday, October 30, featuring free trick-or-treating, hayrides and other seasonal activities.

OSD’s Little Village, located on the east side of campus at 1100 East Oklahoma Avenue in Sulphur, will be the setting for trick-or-treating from 5:00 p.m. to 7 p.m.

This permanent learning experience has 12 structures, including a school, store, bank and chicken coop with a rooster and hens.

“We are proud for members of the community to visit OSD’s Little Village and grateful to local businesses who have supported the building, repair and expansion of this interactive educational experience,” Superintendent Larry Hawkins said. “Our goal is to combine play with opportunities for students learn more about business, government and society.

Students and staff will decorate the courtyards in front of each building.

Carnival games and concessions will be available from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and a Spook House for the bravest among the crowd from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. OSD organizations will charge reasonable fees for these activities to help fund their programs.

For more info about Oklahoma School for the Deaf’s Fall Festival or reservations of the Little Village, which are open to public schools, contact Marsha Cole at 405-622-4909 or mcole@osd.k12.ok.us.

Something you do NOT want to miss! 
QAST CEUs are approved. 
RID CEUs are pending.

Come and hear/see Pearl Pearson's Legal Story. Educational, informative and heartfelt. We will hear the frustrations, the struggles, strife and heartache. This legal story will educate us, to become better advocates, to know what to expect and what we can do to navigate the system. This story includes Pearl's words of what he went through from the moment the police pulled him over, his struggles and frustrations as well as the families and all they went through.

Thank you to the Pearson Family, for opening their hearts, and advocating/educating this forward. We know it's not easy, but we are thankful to them for their love of wanting others to understand the difficulties that can be faced in the reality of a legal system for a deaf person and their family.

Something you do NOT want to miss! 
QAST CEUs are approved. 
RID CEUs are pending.

Come and hear/see Pearl Pearson's Legal Story. Educational, informative and heartfelt. We will hear the frustrations, the struggles, strife and heartache. This legal story will educate us, to become better advocates, to know what to expect and what we can do to navigate the system. This story includes Pearl's words of what he went through from the moment the police pulled him over, his struggles and frustrations as well as the families and all they went through.

Thank you to the Pearson Family, for opening their hearts, and advocating/educating this forward. We know it's not easy, but we are thankful to them for their love of wanting others to understand the difficulties that can be faced in the reality of a legal system for a deaf person and their family.

Please join SWBC Deaf Ministry Fall Fellowship Saturday, November 18th from 1pm to 4pm.  This will be held at SWBC 3rd floor fellowship hall.  Deafblind friends, deaf friends, students and visitors are welcome to come!  It is always good when we come together.

October’s Support Group is coming up on October  14th!  Get ready for a fun craft day to be yours for the Fall’s season!  Mark your calendar for this special day and come and join in socializing with your fellow DeafBlind friends!  You can only meet and challenge and build your knowledge and/or skills by participating!  This will be a wonderful craft to make and have in your home or give to a special friend or loved ones!  Let show others what DeafBlind can do and how we live as independent adults!