An Evidence-Based Standard for LSL Early Intervention Care
“It would be extremely hard for us to see our therapist in person due to distance. Having greater access to her knowledge and services helps me to know how to build better language skills with my child.”
Hear Me Out Blog: Time to Hit Reset
Heather Stinson, Clarke itinerant teacher of the deaf and author of the Hear Me Out blog, shares tips for a much-needed “restart” many educators may be seeking.
Montgomery News in PA Shares One Clarke Family’s Story
The Lieber family, based in Roxborough, was recently presented the “Communications Champion Brighter Futures” award by Philadelphia’s Department of Behavior Health and Intellectual disABILITY Services in honor of their leadership in the community and dedication to their son Ethan.
Celebrating Bullying Prevention Month
Clarke is proud to participate in #BullyingPreventionMonth in partnership with Stomp Out Bullying and other education institutions taking a stand against bullying.
Daily Hampshire Gazette Highlights Clarke’s Work
Clarke’s new president and CEO and Northampton programs are highlighted in the Daily Hampshire Gazette.
Listening and Spoken Language Teleservices Help One Family Grow their Skills and Confidence
Leah was diagnosed with bilateral severe sensorineural hearing loss and was just under 10 months old when her family began the tVISIT Program with Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech in March 2020. A Clarke speech-language pathologist, Molly Schoenfeld, MS, CCC-SLP, TSSLD, led the virtual sessions and welcomed Leah and her mother, Kim, who joined from Watertown, NY.
Back to School, Abroad!
Genie’s Listening and Spoken Language Journey Continues in British Columbia
Clarke Philadelphia Family Honored With “Brighter Futures” Award
Congratulations to the Lieber family, recipients of the “Communications Champion Brighter Futures” award presented by Philadelphia’s Department of Behavior Health and Intellectual disABILITY Services!
Clarke Leader to Facilitate Virtual Learning Experience Presented by Hearing First
Sherri Fickenscher, LSLS Cert. AVEd, teacher of the deaf at Clarke Philadelphia, will facilitate “Child Development 18-36 Months in LSL Intervention,” a virtual listening and spoken language learning series hosted by our friends at Hearing First.
