Welcome!!!!! What state are you in? There are actually a lot of options if you want to learn ASL if you're still in school! .....Contact your state's School for the Deaf. They can direct you to really good local resources. I'm thinking maybe a good idea might be to see about a high school level dhh program. This is a specialized program that tends to be housed at a hearing high school, but it has the supports that dhh kids need. There may be the option of attending a School for the Deaf in your state, especially if you're in a state with a decent one. Some schools for the Deaf are EXCELLENT! There's also MSSD at Gally in Washington DC. There's also the option of attending a summer camp for dhh teens..... Look into every and anything. A semester or a year at a Deaf School or a dhh program may be just what you need to be immersed in ASL and become fluent in it. You do have the right to become fluent in ASL through the formal educational process, and taking advantage of deaf ed resources is a very good way to do so!
