Smoke Safety Learning (Zoom – Nov. 10, 2026)

Smoke Safety for deaf and hard of hearing families

Nov. 10, 2026, 12pm via Zoom

register in advance to get zoom link via qr code or link here in post

Teh Fire and Carbon Monoxide Alert Device Program administered by the Office for the Deaf and Hard of hearing and the State Fire Marshal's Office under HB 53 provides free accessible fire and carbon monoxide equipment to Delawarians with hearing loss.  The program offers visual and tactile devices as well.  

Rebekah LePore, State Fire Marshal's Office will present on the program.  

More info, see website - also in post here.

questions?  contact Arielle Morris at amorris@picofdel.org.

Please find attached the flyers in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole for the upcoming Smoke Safety Learning Community for families who are deaf or hard of hearing, scheduled for November 10 at 12:00 p.m.

Please use the registration link below to register for the event.

 

We also encourage you to share the flyers with families, community partners, and others who may benefit from this learning opportunity.

 

Thank you for your support in helping us spread the word!

 

Registration link: https://forms.gle/Yd1WztMSmaJR7XUY9

More information on the program – https://statefiremarshal.delaware.gov/fire-and-carbon-monoxide-alert-device-program-hb53.

Spanish version here - same as the English one.  No translation here.

Haitian Creole version here - same as the English one.  No translation here.

Smoke Safety dhh Nov 2026 (PDF verison)

ASL Roundtable Conference Update (Newark – Nov. 4-8, 2026)

Image Description:
A blue conference flyer for the 20th American Sign Language Roundtable Conference at Delaware School for the Deaf, November 4–8, 2026. Near the top is the conference theme, “Visualize Vibrant Value,” accompanied by illustrations of ASL signs.
Six presenter headshots are arranged in two rows of three with rounded green borders. The presenters are Kelly Krzyska, Adele Ann Eberwein, Ed.D., Karla Gunn, Kester Horn Marsh, Petra M. Horn Marsh, Ph.D., and Cara Barnett.
Below the photos, the presentation title reads: “ASL Viewing Doesn’t Just Happen: Guided Viewing as Critical Pedagogy.” The website naslehl.org/aslrt/ appears in green at the bottom.
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Blue ASLRT conference flyer featuring six presenter headshots. Kelly Krzyska, Adele Ann Eberwein, Ed.D., Karla Gunn, Kester Horn Marsh, Petra M. Horn Marsh, Ph.D., and Cara Barnett will present “ASL Viewing Doesn’t Just Happen: Guided Viewing as Critical Pedagogy” at the 20th American Sign Language Roundtable Conference, November 4–8, 2026, at Delaware School for the Deaf. Website: naslehl.org/aslrt/.

Get ready for an engaging session at the 20th American Sign Language Roundtable Conference!
Kelly Krzyska, Adele Ann Eberwein, Ed.D., Karla Gunn, Kester Horn Marsh, Petra M. Horn Marsh, Ph.D., and Cara Barnett will present:
“ASL Viewing Doesn’t Just Happen: Guided Viewing as Critical Pedagogy”
👀 ASL viewing is an important part of language learning—and this session will explore how guided viewing can be used intentionally in ASL education.
📍 Delaware School for the Deaf
📅 November 4–8, 2026
Don’t miss the opportunity to learn, connect, and Visualize Vibrant Value!