Financials
A multi-site organization working to support children who are deaf or hard of hearing and their families
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
Leighton
Like most caregivers who discover their child was born with a hearing loss, Nina and Spencer worried at first how...
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John
John was diagnosed with bilateral sensorineural hearing loss at birth during his newborn hearing screening. In 2017, John’s parents enrolled him in Clarke Birth to Age...
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Dexter
Dexter has a single-sided profound hearing loss and wears a bone anchored hearing aid (BAHA) to help access sound. He started attending Clarke New York’s...
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MA Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Approves Clarke Programs through 2024
Clarke’s programs in Massachusetts have received full approval and meet standards for Approved Private Special Education Programs through August 31, 2024.
October is Bullying Prevention Month
Clarke is proud to participate in Bullying Prevention Month in partnership with Stomp Out Bullying and other education institutions taking a stand against bullying.
Celebrating 1,000 Certified Listening and Spoken Language Specialists Around the Globe
Clarke joins the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (AG Bell) in celebrating the monumental milestone of 1,000 certified Listening and Spoken Language Specialists!
Our Stories
Leighton
Like most caregivers who discover their child was born with a hearing loss, Nina and Spencer worried at first how...
Read More »
John
John was diagnosed with bilateral sensorineural hearing loss at birth during his newborn hearing screening. In 2017, John’s parents enrolled him in Clarke Birth to Age...
Read More »
Dexter
Dexter has a single-sided profound hearing loss and wears a bone anchored hearing aid (BAHA) to help access sound. He started attending Clarke New York’s...
Read More »