Financials
A multi-site organization working to support children who are deaf or hard of hearing and their families
Clarke strives to operate efficiently and effectively with the goal of serving more children and families annually.

A national nonprofit organization
Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech consists of three non-profit corporations (Clarke School for the Deaf; Clarke Pennsylvania, Inc. and Clarke School for Hearing and Speech Florida, Inc.).
Financial information including expenses and revenue types are available in Clarke’s Impact Report:
Our Stories
Salvatore
Salvatore, born with severe to profound hearing loss, started with Clarke through the Birth to Age Three Program at four...
Read More »Joey
Joey was diagnosed with moderate severe sensorineural hearing loss in both ears within her first week of life.
Read More »Allison
Allison, diagnosed as profoundly deaf at birth, soars in high school with Clarke’s Mainstream Services.
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Perkins School for the Blind Visits Clarke Boston, Resuming Educational Collaboration Since Covid-19
Scholars in the Perkins School for the Blind Education Leadership Program join Clarke Boston team members for a photo. Twelve international scholars from Perkins School for the Blind visited Clarke Boston for a tour and to discuss innovations in hearing


Clarke Teams Up with Kilwins Jacksonville and Raises Over $100,000
More than 670 runners and walkers participated in the 2023 Kilwins Jacksonville Ice Cream Run!


Clarke Teacher of the Deaf Authors Reflection Piece on the Power of Accommodations for Hearing Loss
Joo Young Hong, a teacher of the deaf at Clarke, has authored a reflection piece in the Hearing Impairments chapter of “Exceptional Lives: Practice, Progress, & Dignity in Today’s Schools,” 10th edition titled “My Voice: The Power of Accommodations for
Our Stories
Salvatore
Salvatore, born with severe to profound hearing loss, started with Clarke through the Birth to Age Three Program at four...
Read More »Joey
Joey was diagnosed with moderate severe sensorineural hearing loss in both ears within her first week of life.
Read More »Allison
Allison, diagnosed as profoundly deaf at birth, soars in high school with Clarke’s Mainstream Services.
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