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The Lexington School for the Deaf/Center for the Deaf seeks to be an exemplary education, service and research institution for the deaf and hard of hearing in Metropolitan New York City and the country.
Its special emphases are collaborating with the deaf and hard of hearing to realize their full potential in both the deaf and hard of hearing worlds; working with individuals - and their families - of all ages, races, creeds, colors, ethnicities, languages, genders, sexual preferences and socio-economic situations and with a wide range of capacities, interests, and needs; ensuring mastery of expressive and receptive communication skills by individuals at every point along the spectrum of deaf to hard of hearing; designing, constructing and using the evolving information technologies to best advantage; and taking a leading position - in concert with the deaf and hard of hearing communities - in articulating the multifaceted challenges, opportunities and needs for services of the deaf and hard of hearing.
The Lexington School for the Deaf/Center for the Deaf seeks to
be an exemplary education, service and research institution for the
deaf and hard of hearing in Metropolitan New York City and the
country.
Its special emphases are collaborating with the deaf and hard
of hearing to realize their full potential in both the deaf and
hard of hearing worlds; working with individuals - and their
families - of all ages, races, creeds, colors, ethnicities,
languages, genders, sexual preferences and socio-economic
situations and with a wide range of capacities, interests, and
needs; ensuring mastery of expressive and receptive communication
skills by individuals at every point along the spectrum of deaf to
hard of hearing; designing, constructing and using the evolving
information technologies to best advantage; and taking a leading
position - in concert with the deaf and hard of hearing communities
- in articulating the multifaceted challenges, opportunities and
needs for services of the deaf and hard of hearing.
Sample of notable school alumni/alumnae:
Lauren Ridloff, Actress -
Marlee Matlin, Academy Award Winner -
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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