If you’re familiar with the saying, “Everything I needed to learn I learned in kindergarten,” you know that the preschool-kindergarten years are when children acquire skills they will use throughout their lives. In CID’s comprehensive early childhood educational program, deaf and hearing-impaired children not only develop the speech and language skills they need to be successful in the world, they also develop the early literacy, mathematical concepts and social skills they will need for future academic success.

Our exciting curriculum for 3- to 5-year-olds is adapted from a nationally recognized mainstream preschool curriculum that emphasizes language, early literacy, social and motor skills. Through years of experience teaching deaf and hearing-impaired children to listen and to talk, CID’s teachers expertly assess each child and provide individualized instruction to help each child reach his or her potential.

The CID pre-k includes hearing children who learn alongside their deaf and hard of hearing peers and serve as models for natural language and social interaction. Our superb, caring staff understands how children grow and develop and provides the experiences necessary to promote the development of the whole child. The children have fun learning in a colorful, child-friendly educational environment designed with their needs in mind. Our teachers have master’s degrees in deaf education, early childhood special education and related specialties. 

If you are interested in learning more about the CID pre-k, please contact CID through a GET STARTED! link or please feel free to reach me directly by phone or e-mail.