Small groupings focus on the formal academics of reading, math, ASL, English and writing. Classes are also taught in spelling, handwriting, communication and human sexuality. In larger groupings, the students explore science and social studies topics as well as enjoy visits to the library and classes in gym, art and current events. Computers are used to reinforce math and reading skills. Students also practice their writing on TTY's as well as through daily Dialogue Journals.
Parents are an integral part of the program and frequently join activities in the classrooms.
They have regularly scheduled conferences twice throughout the year. Informational meetings and ASL classes are available to parents as well. The teaching team shares in the planning and implementation of daily lessons. They also provide expertise and role modeling in the areas of Deaf and hearing cultures, English and American Sign Language, ensuring access to every student.