The Itinerant Program for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing provides support for students ages 5-21 whose skills allow them to function with assistance in a regular educational setting.  The degree of hearing loss may range from mild to profound. Individualized Educational Programs address all aspects of adjustment (social, emotional, academic) related to the hearing loss.

Maximum Class Size:    State Regulations and Standards Elementary and Secondary: 15-50

Instructional Assistants: None

Students are provided support services in the following areas:  Any or all of social, emotional, or academic areas may be addressed as necessary in relation to the hearing loss.

Related Services are included in the basic program.

PROGRAM FEATURES:

• Impedance Testing
• Educational Hearing Evaluation/Hearing Aid Check
• Loaner Hearing Aid Bank
• Parental Counseling
• In-Service for Teachers and Parents
• Distribution of Medical Reports (audiological and educational)
• Parent/Teachers Pamphlet
• Program Supervision and Management
• Functional School/Community Experiences
• Individualized Instructional Computer Applications
• Behavioral Management Systems
• FM/BTE amplification systems
• TDD
• Transitional/Vocational Programming at a Secondary Level
• Staff Development/Training
• Auditory-Verbal Services
• Cochlear Implant Follow-up and Management
• Loaner sound field system