Clarke supports children who are deaf or hard of hearing in achieving success in social relationships, literacy and lifelong learning using listening and spoken language–particularly the language(s) of their homes and communities.
In the 2024-25 school year, Clarke’s programs and services supported more than 800 children and their families through a wide range of in-person and virtual offerings.
Clarke partners with as many children and families as possible across multiple sites and through a variety of programs and services. It’s common for children to transition between programs over the course of a year. The following presents a snapshot of supporters, partnerships and children served as of June 30, 2025.
Chase
Walking for What’s Possible: Chase’s Story As a newborn, Chase failed his hearing screening and his family quickly learned he had severe to profound...
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Kaylee
Finding Her Voice: Kaylee’s Story After failing her newborn hearing screening and attending several follow-up appointments, Kaylee, only 9 months...
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Jaxson
The Gift of Communication: Jaxson’s Story Born with moderate-severe hearing loss and diagnosed at birth, Jaxson was fitted with bilateral...
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