"Gallaudet
University leads the world in
undergraduate liberal arts education, career development, and
outstanding graduate programs for deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing
students. The University also enjoys international renown for its
research on the history, language, and culture of deaf people." Click Here!
Rocky Mountain Deaf School
"The Mission of
the Rocky Mountain
Deaf School is to provide Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing children, preschool
through eighth grade, a publically funded bilingual education which
promotes academic excellence, full proficiency in ASL and English
literacy, and which supports the home - school connection by offering a
"Deaf friendly" environment
that includes the RMDS personnel, the RMDS Board, parents, and the Deaf
community". Click Here!
North Dakota School for the Deaf
"The North
Dakota School for the
Deaf has been proudly serving the citizens of North Dakota with
programs and services since its establishment by the North Dakota
Legislature in 1890 and continues to be an important part of the
continuum of services of North Dakota's excellent education system". Click Here!
Indiana
School for the Deaf
"The Indiana
School for the Deaf
Community promotes academic and social excellence for Deaf and Hard of
Hearing students through a Bilingual/Bicultural environment." Click Here!
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"The mission of the Florida School
for the Deaf and the Blind is to utilize all available talent, energy,
and resources to provide free appropriate public education for eligible
sensory-impaired students of
Florida. As a school of academic excellence, the school shall strive to
provide students an opportunity to access education services in caring,
safe, unique learning environment to prepare them to be literate,
employable, and independent lifelong learners". Click Here!
Missouri School for the Deaf
"The education
of the deaf in the
United States traces its roots to 1817 when the American School for the
Deaf was founded at West Hartford, Connecticut. Other states were not
far behind. In 1851, the Missouri School for the Deaf was established
by an act of the Missouri Legislature. The impetus for that early
beginning began the year before when William D. Kerr of Danville,
Kentucky, wrote letters of inquiry to two Fultonians urging that the
State of Missouri consider the possibility of establishing a state
school for the deaf". Click Here!
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