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Carle Auditory Oral School

Special-Needs Schools · Urbana, IL
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Focus
Day School D Hearing Impairment
Area
Urbana, IL
Description
ISBE-approved nonpublic special-education facility (day school), serving students with d, hearing impairment. Illinois districts can place and fund students here under Section 14-7.02.
Website
carleschool.org

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Carle Auditory Oral School is a private school in Urbana, Illinois serving children who are deaf and hard of hearing using an auditory-oral (listening and spoken language) approach. It offers small class sizes, thematic and experiential learning, and outreach services for parents and professionals.

Populations served
Deaf and hard of hearing children Children with typical hearing
Setting
Day
Services
Classroom instruction Outreach services for parents and professionals Listening and spoken language support in home, community, and educational settings
Accreditations & approvals
Approved non-public special education program (Illinois) Member of OPTION Schools International
Phone
(217) 326-2824
Approach
A language-rich learning environment using the auditory-oral methodology — listening and spoken language instruction with thematic and experiential learning aligned to Illinois Early Learning Standards and Common Core.

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