Admission/Enrollment
Louisiana School for the Deaf offers a comprehensive pre-Kâ12 education for Louisiana's deaf and hard-of-hearing children ages 3â18 at no cost to their families.
Enrolling at the Louisiana School for the Deaf is possible by:
- Parental application: At each IEP conference, parents have the right to review the choices of educational placements available to their child. Louisiana law (Act 433) empowers parents to choose between the program offered by their local school system and the program offered by LSD. Parents can apply directly to LSD at any time during the school year.
- State Department of Education (SDE) referral: The local school system can refer a deaf/hard-of-hearing student to LSD through the SDE.
- The local school system can refer a deaf/hard-of-hearing student to LSD for an evaluation by the LSD Statewide Assessment Center for the Hearing Impaired (SWAC-HI) to determine levels of performance and program needs. The student attends LSD during the evaluation process.
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