Schools for the Deaf
Almost every state has a school for the deaf. Deaf and hard of hearing students often go because the faculty and staff sign and all of their peers have some degree of hearing loss, like themselves. Those schools often offer boarding facilities for students who have to travel further than an hour away from home to attend in order to accommodate a statewide selection of students.
- American School for the Deaf (CT)
- Arkansas School for the Deaf
- Aspen Camp School for the Deaf
- Atlanta Area School for the Deaf
- Austine School for the Deaf
- California School for the Deaf - Fremont
- Clarke School for the Deaf
- Cleary School for the Deaf (NY)
- Colorado School for the Deaf
- Florida School for the Deaf
- Idaho School for the deaf
- Indiana School for the Deaf
- Illinois School for the Deaf
- Kansas School for the Deaf
- Kendall Demonstration Elementary School
- Kentucky School for the Deaf
- Learning Center for Deaf Children
- Lexington School for the Deaf/Lexington Center (NY)
- Maryland School for the Deaf
- Michigan School for the Deaf
- Mississippi School for the Deaf
- Missouri School for the Deaf
- Model Secondary School for the Deaf (Washington, DC)
- Montana School for the Deaf
- New Mexico School for the Deaf
- New York School for the Deaf
- North Dakota School for the Deaf
- Ohio School for the Deaf
- Oklahoma School for the Deaf
- Orange County Department of Education (Regional Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program)
- Phoenix Day School for the Deaf
- Rocky Mountain Deaf School
