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Mill Neck School for the Deaf
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Mill Neck School for the Deaf
Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf is a private school that provides bilingual (American Sign Language and English) education for Deaf and hard-of-hearing students from preschool through high school. Here, children learn, grow, and express themselves in a language-rich environment that celebrates Deaf culture and academic achievement.
74
YEARS IN
OPERATION
109
STUDENTS ENROLLED
39
DISTRICTS SERVED
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Your Support Helps
Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf provides a bilingual education in American Sign Language (ASL) and English for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing children from birth through grade 12. While basic funding covers educational operations, many essential programs and services depend on the generosity of donors like you.
Your support helps provide:
Language-Rich Classrooms
Your donation helps ensure every student has access to a classroom where ASL and English are fully integrated, with visual learning supports and culturally responsive resources that foster both academic and language development.
Specialized Therapies & Support Services
Foundation funding supports speech-language therapy, audiology services, occupational and physical therapy, and mental health counseling—all delivered by professionals experienced in working with Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing children.
Educational Technology & Classroom Tools
With your help, we provide SmartBoards, tablets, captioning tools, visual alert systems, and other technology designed to enhance visual learning and communication for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing students.
Enrichment & After-School Programs
Donations support field trips, arts programming, sports, STEM clubs, and after-school activities that build confidence, connection, and leadership skills in a fully accessible environment.
Family Engagement & Early Intervention
Your gift helps us provide parent workshops, ASL classes, and early childhood programs that empower families to support their child’s language, learning, and self-esteem—beginning in infancy.