The Caroline A. Yale Memorial Fund
A memorial fund designed to support continuing education for Clarke students
The Caroline A. Yale Memorial Fund
The Clarke School Alumni Association established this fund in 1937 in memory of Miss Caroline A. Yale's distinguished contributions to Clarke.
For more information contact the Development Office at 855.203.7085 or email alumni@clarkeschools.org.

Scholarship Details
Any former student who has attended one of Clarke’s programs or services for at least one year, regardless of whether or not they have graduated or mainstreamed early, may apply for a scholarship from the Yale Fund. The deadline for applying for a scholarship is May 1 and applicants may apply an unlimited number of times. The scholarship may be used for continuing education including:
- High school programs, extracurricular activities and tuition
- Summer programs, either a camp or a school
- Associate’s degree programs
- Undergraduate degree programs
- Professional certificates
- Graduate school programs




Application Process
To apply for a scholarship from the Yale Fund, please fill out this form. In addition to submitting the form, you must submit the following by May 1:
- Official embossed sealed transcript
- A signed, dated and typed essay minimum of 500 words) describing how applicant contributed to their school, community or other individuals for the past year OR how the applicant plans to use the scholarship to advance personal goals and career choices.
- Two dated letters of recommendation
- Invoice or quote from the program you wish to attend. (Note that funds will be sent directly to the institution.)
The Caroline A. Yale Memorial Fund
Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech
45 Round Hill Road, Northampton, MA 01060




Fund Details
The Caroline A. Yale Memorial Fund is a restricted endowment whose investment is managed by Clarke. The original intention of the Yale Fund was for alums to be able to make recommendations on how funds were allocated to Clarke. In the recent past, Clarke Schools Alumni Council (CSAC) has chosen to allocate funds to two distinct areas: scholarships and Clarke program support.