STUDENT LIFE
During the COVID-19 pandemic, ASC will be limited to ISD employees' families and ISD students' families as we prioritize to reduce the risk of COVID-19 spread. ASC supports maintaining a healthy environment and operations during this time. Attention, ISD employees must pick up their child/ren at the end of their shift.
Please contact:
Laura Hoover-Vivanco at lvivanco@isd.k12.in.us or
Nola Roberts at nroberts@isd.k12.in.us
if have any questions.
The payment agreement will be arranged between you and Laura or Nola before your child/children start ASC. Check or money order made payable to ISD-Student Life. Cash payment is acceptable.
Important Note: Please notify your child’s school secretary about his/her attendance to ASC; if there is no report; it will be assumed that the child will be dismissed for home at the end of the school hour.
AFTER SCHOOL CARE
ASC Fees: One Day-$5.00 or Monthly-$65.00
Our goal is to not only feed the stomachs of the students but also to nourish the brain! Through the food products that we serve, the cafeterias strive to teach good eating habits that will hopefully last a lifetime.
The Dietary Department would like to introduce ourselves to you by telling you where we are located, and what we do here at ISD.
Elementary Cafeteria is located toward the front of the ISD campus. It sits between the Preschool and Elementary Departments. Elementary Cafeteria serves students from both the Preschool and Elementary Departments.
ISD's Brown Cafeteria is located toward the back of the campus behind the Vocational Building. This cafeteria serves both Middle School and High School students. Both cafeterias serve the ISD faculty, staff, and many campus visitors as well.
Monday through Friday we serve three meals a day-plus! This plus includes but is not limited to, providing food for morning and afternoon snacks, field trips, campouts, picnics, food labs, athletic programs, etc. We are here for any ISD student function requiring our nutritional services. Our philosophy is to provide a variety of high-quality and nutritious meals based upon dietary guidelines established by the National School Breakfast and Lunch Programs.
Our goal is to not only feed the stomachs of the students but also to nourish the brain! Through the food products that we serve, the cafeterias strive to teach good eating habits that will hopefully last a lifetime. These services are provided by a team of 15 employees.
Indiana School for the Deaf Wellness Policy 2015-2016
This institution is an equal opportunity provider.
FOOD SERVICE
Food Service Director - George 'Andy' Spurlin
HEALTH CENTER OFFICE
V - 317-550-4818
VP - 317-493-0497
FAX - HIPAA Compliant - 317-614-0130
DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
V - 317-550-4816
VP - 317-493-0494
EMERGENCY CONTACT
TEXT - 317-871-4396
EMAIL - all_healthcenter@isd.k12.in.us
HEALTH REQUIREMENTS
HPV (Spanish) and Meningococcal (Spanish)
2021-2022 Immunization Requirements (Spanish)
COVID-19 GUIDELINES
PARENT/GUARDIAN AT HOME SCREENING TOOLS & GUIDELINES
WHEN A STUDENT, FACULTY, OR STAFF MEMBER CAN RETURN TO SCHOOL
Health Center staff strive to do this in a manner that consistently creates a positive, pleasant, and productive health care environment for both students and staff.
The mission of the Health Center is to provide the best possible medical care for students while at the Indiana Deaf School. Health Center staff strive to do this in a manner that consistently creates a positive, pleasant, and productive health care environment for both students and staff.