Provides a residential and day school for K-12 children who are deaf or hard of hearing. Also offers vocational and career education and an adult transition program for graduates.

Offers preschool through 5th grade education services. Educates both children with typical hearing and children with hearing loss together in small, collaborative classes. With the help of digital hearing aids, cochlear implants, early diagnosis, and early intervention, students who are deaf develop speaking and listening skills. Students with typical hearing attend classes with low student-teacher ratios, in an environment where individual attention is the norm.

Provides academic programs from early childhood education through 12th grade. Support services include psychological counseling and vocational education. Residential living, outreach, exchange program for public schools, and day program also available. Recreation programs for residents and day students. Audiologist and Speech Language Pathologist on campus. Also offers American Sign Language instruction.