CSDRAA appointed Kevin Struxness, '76 to become the editor of the CSDR history book.
CSDRAA is proud to have contracted Laurent Clerc Press (a deaf-owned firm) to publish and distribute the school history books in the U.S. and abroad.
CSDRAA plans to set aside a certain amount of the proceeds from the book for the establishment of CSDR Alumni Association Museum on campus in the near future.
G. "Bummy" Burstein, an educator of the Deaf with 47 years of service
Dr. Kenneth Randall, CSDR's third superintendent 1989 - 1998
Judge Elwyn Bennett, a former state assemblyman who wrote the school bill that established CSDR in 1945
Kevin Struxness '76, editor of the CSDR history book and middle school teacher at CSDR
Toivo Lindholm on the Arlington Avenue lot in 1951
|
|
The Civic Efforts to establish the Second California School for the Deaf
|
|
|
Looking for a Suitable School Site
|
|
|
A Concise History of the City of Riverside
|
|
|
The Brill Administration 1951-1977
|
|
|
The Lennan Administration 1977-1989
|
|
|
The Randall Administration 1989-present
|
|
|
Elementary School Department
|
|
|
Middle School Department
|
|
|
High School Department
|
|
|
Special Needs Department
|
|
|
Career and Vocational Department
|
|
|
Residence Department
|
|
|
School Support Services
|
|
|
Athletics and Physical Education
|
|
|
Profile of Successful Alumni
|
|
|
Recollections
|
|
|
Student Enrollment 1953-1998
|
|
|
CSDR Historical Highlights
|
"This is the first full-length book about CSDR.
The book will feature many stories about how CSDR has undergone the first 50 years of school history.
I look forward to the publication of the book..." - Dr. Kenneth Randall, Superintendent California School for the Deaf, Riverside 1989-1998
