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Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech transforms lives of children who are deaf and hard of hearing by helping them develop the skills they need to succeed in the speaking world. Today, more than 700 children and their families benefit from programs and services at our five campuses: Boston, Jacksonville, New York, Northampton and Philadelphia.
Students are funded through their local public school district.
Admissions Director
Martha A. deHahn
School Notes
Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech has been developing the
listening and speaking skills of children with hearing loss for 148
years. Clarke teaches children how to listen and speak, laying the
foundation of language and communication for fully engaged
lives. Clarke partners with families as they navigate the
learning process, helping them identify options and make informed
chioces to maximize their child's potential. Clarke responds
to the needs of the whole child - social, academic, psychological -
creating confidence and independence. Clarke offers
comprehensive network of integrated services to people of all
ages. Our programs and services include: birth to 3 programs,
preschool/kindergarten, school programs, summer programs,
mainstream services, educational evaluations, hearing services (for
children and adults), professional development and training.
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