Clarke Recent News
LSL Boot Camp Supports 13 Families
Families from around Florida came together on January 24 and 25 in Winter Park for a Listening and Spoken Language Boot Camp.
Clarke Director Publishes Article in AC&E Magazine
Judy Sexton, MS, CED LSLS Cert AVEd, director of Clarke Philadelphia, has recently been published in AC&E’s (Accessibility, Compliance and Equity) January-February online journal. AC&E provides trusted resources and information to school districts, independent schools and higher education institutions around the nation.
An International Partnership Sharing Tips for Professionals Supporting Mainstreamed Students
Through a longstanding partnership with the Spanish organization CLAVE (Caring for Hearing Impairment), Clarke’s Mainstream News publication is translated into Spanish and shared with professionals and families in Spain.
An International Partnership Sharing Tips for Professionals Supporting Mainstreamed Students
Through a longstanding partnership with the Spanish organization CLAVE (Caring for Hearing Impairment), Clarke’s Mainstream News publication is translated into Spanish and shared with professionals and families in Spain.
Springfield Thunderbirds Donate $5000 to Benefit Clarke
On Monday, January 6, several special guests visited Clarke’s K-8 Program at Leeds Elementary School.
Clarke Welcomes New Chief Development Officer
Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech welcomes Cindy Goldberg of New York City to serve as the chief development officer (CDO).
It’s Giving Tuesday!
Compassion Forward. Families Forward. Help us spread the word about Clarke’s mission.
Fontbonne Awarded Grant to Support Graduate Students
Clarke is pleased to share that Fontbonne University’s Department of Communication Disorders and Deaf Education has been awarded a $1.25 million grant by the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS).
Honoring Clare Gill, Teacher of the Deaf and Breast Cancer Survivor
“My passion truly is working with children with hearing loss and their families!”
– Clare Gill, teacher of the deaf