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School-Age Students

Providing specialized support to help children with hearing loss thrive academically and socially in their neighborhood schools

We work with school age students who are deaf or hard of hearing in mainstream classrooms; offer programs for socialization and leadership-building; and provide audiological services for maximizing access to sound.

School-Age Students

Clarke is dedicated to helping students who are deaf or hard of hearing in mainstream classrooms by providing individualized speech therapy, facilitating transitions to new schools and offering families resources to help their child thrive in new settings. See the list below of programs and services for school-aged children.

Clarke Stories

Matthew

In early January, Clarke student Matthew and his classmates learned about Martin Luther King Jr. The following week, Matthew’s teacher asked...

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From left, Molly Schoenfeld, MS, CCC-SLP, TSSLD, Clarke speech-language pathologist, in tVISIT sessions with Leah and her mother, Kim

Leah

Leah was diagnosed with bilateral severe sensorineural hearing loss and was just under 10 months old when her family began...

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Muhammad

Muhammad has a bilateral hearing loss and began working with Clarke as a preschooler. In addition to his classroom experience,...

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Please contact any of our locations to learn more about Clarke’s broad array of programs and services.
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