Where Every Voice Is Heard
Where Every Sign Is Seen
Our school psychologist assists our learners to succeed academically, socially, and emotionally. Additionally, the school psychologist works closely with educators, parents and other professionals to create a safe, healthy, and supportive learning environment.
The school Audiologist is involved in the identification, assessment, diagnosis, evaluation, treatment, and management of hearing loss of our learners. As speech therapists, they work closely with learners who have various speech abilities. They also assist learners who may show signs of language and communication barriers.
The school’s social worker addresses the social and psychological concerns that may hinder academic progress. The social worker attends to the aforementioned concerns that affect learners’ safety, welfare, their ability to learn, and their family’s ability to manage aspects of their lives.
The Audiologist’s assistant supports the Audiologist and does minor repairs to hearing aids.
The school nurse provides care with regards to injuries; provides screening and referral for health conditions. The school nurse also accompanies learners on medical appointments.