Or. Admin. Code § 581-016-0750 - Curriculum
(1) The Oregon
School for the Deaf (OSD) instructional program shall instruct all students in
grades K/1-8 in the areas of art, health education, language arts (including
reading and writing), mathematics, physical education, science, and social
studies (including geography and history). The program shall:
(a) Provide students with the knowledge and
skills necessary for successful progress in high schools;
(b) Provide opportunities for high school
students to meet requirements for graduation; and
(c) Offer electives at the high school level
in vocational education, art, and a foreign language.
(2) In addition to the academic program, OSC
shall provide instruction in theses areas:
(a) Compensatory skills such as:
(A) Typing/Keyboarding,
(B) Signing and fingerspelling;
(C) Leadership;
(D) Handwriting; and
(E) Use of auditory, visual, and physical
aids.
(b) Self-help and
skills of daily living;
(c) Arts,
crafts, and hobbies;
(d)
Orientation and mobility (for deaf/blind);
(e) Adaptive physical education;
(f) Career, prevocational, and technical
skills;
(g) Language/Communication
development;
(h) Related services:
(A) Speech pathology and audiology;
(B) Psychological services;
(C) Physical therapy;
(D) Occupational therapy; and
(E) Medical diagnostic services and health
care.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 343 & ORS 346
Stats. Implemented: ORS 346.010
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