Clarke’s Listening Walk at the Zoo Returned to Philadelphia
The event brought together 500+ students, alums, families and friends after a two-year hiatus, and raised more than $62,000.
Current Events & Anti-Racist Resources for Educators
Visit clarkeschools.org/antiracism for additional resources.
Clarke Speaks Up, Clarke’s New Blog, is Live
Our new blog, Clarke Speaks Up, is live with an exciting story about a Clarke alum, advocate and college student whose documentary filmmaking showcases the “infinitely individual” journeys of individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Kayleigh
Today, Kayleigh is in the school choir and receives top marks in school. “I want to be a teacher of the deaf at Clarke because I always felt welcomed..."
Emma
Emma was awarded a school-wide award for perseverance! Darragh, Emma’s Mom said, “We know that she wouldn’t be where she is today if it wasn’t for our whole Clarke family!”
Clarke’s 2020-21 Impact Report
Learn about our commitment to listening and spoken language (LSL) professionals, meet our community of donors and hear families share their progress and explain the critical role Clarke services played throughout last school year.
‘Change Sings’ at Clarke Northampton
Clarke Northampton is celebrating February with the theme “Many Voices Sing,” a tribute to Amanda Gorman’s book, Change Sings: A Children’s Anthem.
Celebrating World Read Aloud Day at Clarke
On February 2, Clarke students, staff, authors and illustrators participated in a global literacy movement known as World Read Aloud Day (WRAD).
Addyson
Addyson is the only student in her school district with cochlear implants, and she's excelling at more than gymnastics. She’s a straight-A, second-grade student who is reading at a fourth-grade level. Her favorite subject is math.
Matthew
In early January, Clarke student Matthew and his classmates learned about Martin Luther King Jr. The following week, Matthew’s teacher asked him to share “weekend news” with the class. He drew a picture of himself at his house and wrote: I...
