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French, Spanish or ASL? Ocean City students learn to sign as second language
Dale Gerhard
ASL
Senior Sarah Dalsey of Ocean City signs in class. Very few schools in South Jersey offer American Sign Language. Vineland is one of the few others.
Dale Gerhard
ASL
Senior Austin Satinskyof Upper Township practices his sign language during class. Students wear earplugs so that they won't be tempted to talk.
Dale Gerhard
ASL
Amy Andersen of Cape May Court House teaches American Sign Language at Ocean City High School.
Dale Gerhard
ASL
Senior Tess Solazzo of Ocean City signs during class.
Dale Gerhard
ASL
Senior Angela Martinez of Upper Township, center, communicates using sign language during class.
Dale Gerhard
ASL
Amy Andersen of Cape May Court House teaches her high school class.
Dale Gerhard
ASL
Seniors Layna Delatorre, left, and Brittany Sanzo both of Upper Township, communicate through sign language in class.
Dale Gerhard
ASL
Ocean City High School is the only high school in Cape May County to offer an American Sign Language class, and it is acceptable as a foreign language study.
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