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Chip Parker
Members of the ASL Honor Society from Hills East and Hills West, along with their teacher Ms. Mannino, visited 8th grade classes at West Hollow and Candlewood to introduce American Sign Language and high school course opportunities.
Members of the ASL Honor Society from Hills East and Hills West, along with their teacher Ms. Mannino, visited 8th grade classes at West Hollow and Candlewood to introduce American Sign Language and high school course opportunities.
Middle school students learned several signs and watched the presentation interpreted in ASL by the high school students.