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Resident urges Hudson ISD to add American Sign Language as a second language
Summary
At Hudson ISD’s Jan. 16 board meeting, Aubrie Self urged the district to begin an American Sign Language program and offered her credentials to teach the course. The comment came during the public-comment portion; the board took no action.
Aubrie Self addressed the Hudson ISD Board during the Open Forum and recommended the district start an American Sign Language (ASL) program as a second-language offering. According to the minutes, "she is a recent college graduate that is certified to teach such program."
The remark was made during public comments and no formal action or vote followed. The board did not place the item on the agenda during the meeting and did not direct staff to take next steps on the proposal during the session.
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