For many of our families, the new school year is a time to celebrate new beginnings, reconnect with friends, and embrace the opportunities that come with a new academic year. However, for families of children with hearing loss, this season may bring additional concerns and considerations.
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Here are some tips to help school staff get to know your child.
Beyond Child’s Voice: Helping Your Child’s New Teacher Read More »
Our school-aged students have been attending our Extended School Year (ESY) program which is filled with learning and fun.
Words From Wendy: Literacy Skills Never Go On Summer Break Read More »
Teachers report that our alumni are using self-advocacy skills in mainstream classrooms.
Beyond Child’s Voice: Alumni Self-Advocacy Skills Success Read More »
Sarah Miller, one of our early intervention speech-language pathologists, has recently attained the Listening and Spoken Language Specialist Auditory-Verbal Therapist (LSLS Cert. AVT) certification.
Staff News: Sarah Miller Earns LSLS Credential Read More »
Our younger students, ages 3 and 4, are developing their self-advocacy skills over the course of the school year.
Beyond Child’s Voice: Even Our Youngest Students Are Advocating for themselves Read More »
Fifteen-year-old Mia, who was born with a hearing loss and wears hearing aids in both ears, is a champion coxswain on a high-school rowing team.
Alumni News: A Graduate’s Story of Leadership Read More »
Cullen Bradley (class of 2009) and Christopher Radomski (class of 2012) both recently made the USA Men’s Deaf Volleyball team.
Words From Wendy: Graduate News From Near and Far Read More »
Read about our star staff at Child’s Voice this month!
Words From Wendy: Starring Our Staff Read More »
Learn about how students with hearing loss overcome challenges when it comes to partners in the mainstream!
Beyond Child’s Voice: The Challenges of Partner Work in the Mainstream Read More »
