Iowa School for the Deaf cheer team wins first place
Iowa School for the Deaf cheer team makes school history by winning first place in the Great Plains Schools for the Deaf Conference.
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Iowa School for the Deaf cheer team makes school history by winning first place in the Great Plains Schools for the Deaf Conference.
A cheer team in Iowa is making history with their first competition win, and it's a big deal for a good reason.
Holding up signs saying "defense." using vibrations from a drum to keep in sync. their coach, renca dunn. >> we feel everything. it's so important. >> and right here tonight, tts, in with us. signing their "hi david." coach megan shama proud of what the team is accomplishing on and off the court. signing, "they can communicate with each other, with their coaches, with their fans, and other teams, and this is the best environment for them to thrive." senior britany adame, signing, "it was a monumental moment for us. we worked so hard." and senior kalista nipper, with a message for us all tonigh...
The cheerleading team at the Iowa School for the Deaf just won their first competition.
As lawmakers begin poring over Gov. Kim Reynolds’ 1,500-page bill aimed at overhauling the structure of Iowa’s state government, some parents and staff at the Iowa School for the Deaf are expressing concerns about what the bill would mean for the future of the school and the Deaf community.