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American School for the Deaf
Founded in 1817 in Hartford, the American School for the Deaf is the oldest permanent school for deaf children in the United States and the first school for children with disabilities of any kind in the country. On its West Hartford campus it runs a bilingual American Sign Language and English day and residential program from early childhood through high school, plus PACES for students with emotional and behavioral needs alongside deafness, a Connecticut Birth to Three program serving families statewide, outreach and interpreting services, and the Isola Bella summer camp in Salisbury.
139 North Main Street, West Hartford, CT, 06107
Services: Education / Schools / Early Childhood Education; Early Childhood Intervention / Evaluations / Screenings; Housing / Residential; Transition Student Supports; Recreation / Sports / Camps; Family Support / System Navigation; Mental Health; Healthcare; Assistive Technology / Equipment
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