Resources

The Georgia School for the Deaf offers high quality educational and extracurricular activities that prepare its graduates for further academic, social, and career success.

A Kansas-based school for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students that seeks to provide holistic education and a language-rich environment.

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Marlton School inspires students to thrive as multilingual, multicultural, and multiliterate creative problem solvers and self-directed lifelong learners. 

Montana School for the Deaf & the Blind mission is to foster the learning and growth of the whole-child with a hearing and/or vision loss, preparing them to become successful citizens.

Any child from 18 months to 21 living in New Mexico and has a diagnosed hearing loss can be considered for school enrollment and attend free of charge. Children statewide age birth through six can access the Parent Infant Child Program and Deaf Mentor Program.

Birth to Three

In collaboration with families and professionals throughout Maine, we provide transformative learning language-focused education, and opportunities for social-emotional growth, empowering Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals birth to 22 to reach their full potential.

School for the Deaf, School for the Blind, Deaf-Blind Services, Parent Infant Programs

In 1870, the West Virginia Legislature established the Schools for the Deaf and the Blind in Romney. This followed an offer consisting of the buildings and the grounds of the Romney Literary Society.

The Wisconsin School for the Deaf (WSD) is the only residential school for deaf and hard of hearing students in the state of Wisconsin.