CLARKE

Round Hill Road 
Northampton, MA 01060

Educating hearing-impaired.

Desire and commitment for the child to have oral and written English language competence.

Deaf and hard of hearing.

Students continue to build auditory, speech, and language skills. We teach conversational skills, role playing, and appropriate social strategies.

Many cultural and community events. Students enjoy collegiate basketball, soccer, hockey and football games, winter festivals, and fairs. They participate with hearing peers in local recreational leagues. Pizza parties, scarecrow making contests, swimathons, and movie nights provide some of the fondest memories students and faculty have of their shared campus life together. Drama, art, photography, school newspaper, student council, dorm council, school store, computer/internet, biking, and yearbook.

Psychologists provide direct support services to students. Observations and psychological assessment are utilized to better understand individual student's learning styles and social-emotional needs.

Peers and adults living as an extended family in the dormitory.Small campus.Completely handicapped accessible.

Families are involved every step of the way and discover a strong parent support network.Students keep in close contact with their families through letters, phone calls and e-mail.

Dedicated to teaching speech to deaf children.

The Board of Trustees at Clarke School is committed to assuring that a hearing-impaired child is not denied educational opportunity because of inability to pay. Once your child has been accepted for admission to Clarke School and you have decided on enrollment, we will assist in every way possible to explore financial aid options.

CLARKE

Hearing Impaired

413-584-3450 V/TTY