Mark your calendars for April 27 because Child’s Voice will be one of the recipients of funds donated at the Riverside Rocks event, and we want you to be a part of it.
Words From Wendy: Rock With Us in April Read More »
Two alumni parents shared many great ideas with our families during our Mainstream Parent Panel.
Beyond Child’s Voice: Parents Give Real-World Advice During Mainstream Panel Read More »
So often in movies and TV people with hearing loss experience tragedy due to their deafness. But people who know Child’s Voice, our students, and our families know that there are so many opportunities for joy and success in the worlds of people with hearing loss.
Words from Wendy: Seeing Joy and Success on TV Read More »
Child’s Voice graduate Tessa Brannigan, a west suburban high school sophomore, is excelling as a competitive ice skater and budding advocate for children with hearing loss.
A Skater’s journey To Conquer Hearing Loss Read More »
by Carrie Jackiewicz, Special Services Coordinator Learning in a large group is something that can be challenging for students with hearing loss. In Self-Advocacy class, our students spend several weeks
Beyond Child’s Voice: How to Thrive in a Large Group Read More »
We recently caught up with Taylor Knapp, Child’s Voice class of 2001. Taylor graduated from Maine South in Park Ridge. He attended Central Michigan University and Oakton College before he
Graduate Shares Success Story, Advocacy Advice Read More »
As the School Principal, Rich is responsible for the daily operations of our School Program. Rich spent seven years teaching middle school gifted, special education and English language learners English/Language Arts. He also spent five years as an assistant principal.
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It has been such a joy to have all of the students and families back in the building for a few solid weeks. Their smiles, laughter, and even helping them through tears is why I love coming to work every day.
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by Carrie Jackiewicz, Special Services Coordinator It’s back to school time and in many households (including mine), that means anxiety about the upcoming year. Students worry about so many different
Beyond Child’s Voice: Leave Anxiety at Home this School Year Read More »
Above: Wendy and Ms. Anna were thrilled to accept a large donation of school supplies from one of our greatest supporters, Krusinski Construction Company. August is back to school month
Words from Wendy: What Are Your Intentions for the School Year? Read More »
