This issue celebrates the Academic Bowl’s 10-year legacy and its transformative impact on deaf and hard of hearing students. Articles highlight the excitement of competition, team preparation, creative fundraising, and the role of technology in supporting success. Coaches and students share reflections on growth, confidence, and the joy of learning. First-person stories reveal how the Academic Bowl opens new worlds, builds community, and fosters academic pride, making it a powerful catalyst for knowledge and opportunity.
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