Clarke Recent News

Clarke Buddies is designed to create a sense of community where students, ages 6-17, who are deaf or hard of hearing, can establish new friendships, build confidence and develop leadership skills.

On February 1, Clarke students, staff and community leaders participated in a global literacy movement known as World Read Aloud Day (WRAD).

Join us for the “coolest” family-fun run in North Florida on Saturday, March 30, 2019.

We are pleased to share that Meredith R. Frank, AuD, an audiologist at the Clarke Hearing Center in Northampton, MA, has recently published her research in The Hearing Review, a leading publication in the field of hearing health and audiology.

Clarke New York’s preschool families attended a musical performance of “The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses” thanks to a generous ticket donation from the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center.

Clarke’s Leadership Councils are coalitions of professionals committed to furthering Clarke’s mission.

Students in Clarke’s K-8 Program, co-located at Leeds Elementary School, have been enjoying a very special visitor this school year. Sunny, a three-year-old Labrador Retriever, has been coming to see the students in their classrooms as a “reading buddy.” A certified Bright Spot therapy dog, Sunny is trained to do an important job: She visits classrooms and curls up on the floor while children take turns reading her stories.

Meet Clarke alumna, playwright and Smith College student Emma O’Neill-Dietel.

The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) convened thousands of professionals for their annual conference.