Teachers of all kinds are vitally important to students, but for children with hearing loss, the relationship they have with their teacher of the deaf (TOD) is especially significant. TODs help their students understand their hearing loss, grow academically, develop...

Summer jobs are an excellent way for students to get experience in the working world, earn money for themselves and develop a sense of what careers might interest them. With a little preparation, a student who is deaf or hard...

The theme for 2022’s Better Hearing and Speech Month is “Connecting People” — and after two years of masking, Zoom play dates and assorted other pandemic-related social distancing measures, it’s an idea virtually everyone can appreciate.   Pen pal friendships seem...

Volunteering is an essential way to give back within a community—locally or globally—offering innumerable ways to help others by providing basic needs like sustenance, clothing and transportation, or the more nuanced gifts of time, kindness and hope.

Clarke Alum and advocate Carys is featured on the Clarke Speaks Up blog. Clarke’s newest publication, the Clarke Speaks Up blog, is now available at clarkeschools.org/up. With upbeat stories and up and coming news from the field, this dynamic blog...