South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind

On Thursday, campers engaged in a cosmic array of competitive activities, proving that summer fun is truly out of this world! 🚀

Wednesday at Space Camp was all about sunshine and rocket launchers! 🚀

Rainy days at camp are the perfect opportunity for some fun indoor adventures!

On Tuesday, campers embraced their creativity with a trio of galactic-themed activities. They painted their very own "moonlight masterpieces," created cosmic rhythms during "astro beats," and made out-of-this-world "galactic grub" pizza.

Blast off! Space Camp at SCSDB has officially begun, and our campers are over the moon with excitement! 🌟🚀

We've wrapped up our senior posts, celebrating 18 graduating seniors this year. Each one has exciting plans ahead, whether they're heading to college or entering the workforce! We're immensely proud of our students and wish them all the best in their future endeavors.

Image description: SCSDB's 2026 graduating class wear their green caps and gowns and stand in front of Walker Hall. The building's signature white columns and balconies are visible on a bright, sunny day.

🎓 Honoring Our SCSDB Graduating Seniors! 🎓

Join us in celebrating Jasper Womick, a proud graduate of the School for the Deaf!

From Spartanburg, Jasper spent his entire educational journey at SCSDB, beginning in Pre-K. He actively engaged in numerous campus activities, including Varsity football, robotics, and Academic Bowl. His fondest memories are from his childhood in Thackston, with a standout being the Halloween party. This fall, he plans to attend the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT).

Image description: Senior spotlight featuring a formal portrait of Jasper Womick and a photo of Jasper on the football team. SCSDB Activities: Varsity Football, Robotics, Academic Bowl; Honors or awards: AAC Student of the Year, Academic Achievement Award, Lesley Aycock Memorial Scholarship, DAR Good Citizenship Award

🎓 Honoring Our SCSDB Graduating Seniors! 🎓

Join us in celebrating Ava Raleigh, a proud graduate of the School for the Deaf!

From Moore, Ava's fondest memories were working with AAC agriculture teacher, Annette Bodie, and helping cultivate plants for the student's seasonal plant sales. She was also an active participant in SCSDB's FFA program. As a committed student, Ava's efforts were recognized when she received the School for the Deaf's Outstanding Senior Award at graduation.

Image description: Senior spotlight featuring a formal portrait of Ava Raleigh and a photo of Ava with other members of SCSDB's FFA chapter and FFA officers. SCSDB Activities:
AAC Agriculture Program, FFA; Honors or awards: AAC Student of the Year, Outstanding Senior Award

🎓 Honoring Our SCSDB Graduating Seniors! 🎓

Join us in celebrating Aaron Sease, a proud graduate of the School for the Deaf!

From Newberry, Aaron's fondest memories at SCSDB were in Thackston Hall. Similarly, Hall Dorm was his favorite place during his time from fourth grade through high school. Both dorms offered enjoyable activities and opportunities to hang out with friends. Aaron also took part in the work-based learning program, gaining experience at Ingles, and he plans to work at Food Lion in the future.

Image description: Senior spotlight featuring a formal portrait of Aaron Sease and a photo of Aaron rolling a bowling ball in the bowling alley on campus. SCSDB Activities: Varsity Basketball, Football, Robotics; Honors or awards: American Legion Honorable Mention

🎓 Honoring Our SCSDB Graduating Seniors! 🎓

Join us in celebrating Piper Graham, a proud graduate of the School for the Blind!

From Hartsville, Piper draws inspiration from her favorite quote, “You can learn to fly on the way down,” song lyrics by Maddie & Tae.

During her time on campus, Piper distinguished herself as a committed student leader. She developed valuable skills through her involvement with the Kelly's Kids program and her work with the Pre-K class at the School for the Blind. This Fall, she plans to attend Columbia College to major in Early Childhood Education, with aspirations of becoming a Child Life Specialist. In recognition of her achievements, Piper was honored as the School for the Blind's Outstanding Senior at graduation.

Image description: A senior spotlight showcasing a formal portrait of Piper Graham and a photo of Piper on the Statehouse steps in her FFA uniform with other members of the SCSDB Chorus. SCSDB Activities: Varsity Goalball, Cheer, Track & Field, FFA, SCSDB Chorus; Honors or awards: Outstanding Senior Award, American Legion Award, MVP Goalball Player of the Year, Dunbar Scholarship

🎓 Honoring Our SCSDB Graduating Seniors! 🎓

Join us in celebrating Reuben Monroe, a proud graduate of the School for the Deaf!

From Roebuck, Reuben actively engaged in numerous Applied Academic Center (AAC) projects and activities. His involvement included constructing doors and doghouses, working on a lawn mower and an ATV, and participating in a doghouse building competition with Spartanburg's new Pet Resource Center. He has plans to attend college to pursue studies in becoming an electrician.

Image description: Senior spotlight featuring a formal portrait of Reuben Monroe and a photo of Reuben in carpentry class at AAC. SCSDB Activities: AAC carpentry and small engine repair; Honors or awards: D.L. Scurry Foundation Scholarship