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Cleary News

National World Language Week Poster Contest

Mrs. Brinker's Middle School Class has entered a contest for best poster for National World Language week. Please vote for...

Dr. Simms – Letter to the Families

Deaf Education Appreciation

We wanted to share this wonderful article with our Cleary community. These outstanding individuals have been devoted to Deaf Education...

2024 Spring Long Island Region Special Olympics

Congratulations to Madeline Director and Julia Modico who attend our high school program and received special awards at this year's...

Eagle Scout Car Wash

As part of an Eagle Scout project, Donovan Degree and his troop, organized and participated in a car wash at Cleary School on...

Advocacy Day

Warmest thanks to Mrs. Cynthia Berrios and family for participating in an advocacy event in Albany, New York for our...

PAES Lab Ribbon Cutting

It’s official! Cleary School for the Deaf has opened a PAES Lab at East Islip High School. What is a...

American Museum of History Trip

Made possible from a generous donation from one of our student's family, Brianna Li, our secondary students were able to...

Thinking Maps

Cleary School for the Deaf began using Thinking Maps approximately 5 years ago. Thinking Maps are a shared visual language...

Cleary School Philadelphia Trip

Check out Cleary School's trip to Philadelphia made possible by Emma Li Xiu!

Cleary Events

Cleary’s 100th Anniverary Pickleball Fundraiser

Thank you to all the Cleary supporters who came out to Pickleball Hall for our 100 Year Anniversary Fundraiser. A...

Eagle Scout Builds Sensory Wall

We would like to thank Eagle Scout Donovan Degree for designing, building, and installing a new preschool sensory wall for our...

Thinking Maps

At Cleary, Thinking Maps has been a huge support to learning. We are now sharing their usefulness with our families!

Student Highlights

Julia & Marleny

Darwin Jeremy Morales-Guandique

Darwin Jeremy Morales-Guandique, one of Cleary's 4th graders at RCK, was chosen, with only a few other students, to be "Artist of the Month" for January. His artwork will be showcased for the entire month for everyone to see!

Social Media Corner

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Cleary School for the Deaf is a private, state supported program that has served the Deaf community of Long Island since 1925. Member of 4201 Schools.

We’re urging our state legislators to support incr

It's our responsibility to ensure every child can

“Hear We Go!” Family Fitness Event, taking place o

Congratulations to Joseph and Flor on receiving re

Congratulations to Gaby on receiving the RCK Eleme

Cleary is excited to host a Deaf History Month Pre

Happy National American Sign Language Day! 🤟Today

Celebrating springtime at Nesconset Campus with sm

Miss Margaret’s class is welcoming the spring seas

Our Nesconset students did an amazing job helping

We were honored to welcome Regent Thomas-Williams

A special thank you to New York State Representati

Meet Dr. Jacqueline Simms, who has been the Execut

Please join Cleary School for the Deaf for an ASL

Cleary Comedy Cash Pot 50/50 Raffle is underway, b

Second graders enjoyed exploring all the different

Our first grade students celebrated St. Patrick’s

Congratulations to Mrs. Brinker's Middle School cl

A big thank you to author Fara Augustover for visi

Cleary High School students were selected to be fe

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Cleary School for the Deaf is a private, state supported program that has served the Deaf community of Long Island since 1925. Member of @4201Schools.

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We’re urging our state legislators to support increased funding for our not-for-profit, state-supported schools. The @4201schools serve students who are blind, Deaf, and physically disabled, and these funds support continued student success.
https://4201schools.org/state-budget-priorities-fy-2026-2027/
#FundThe4201s

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1/2 – Sending a BIG thank you to: Ben Thapa, Associate Director, NYS OCDO; Christopher Woodfill, Executive Director of the NYS Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing Office; and Rachel Cahill, ASL Interpreter, NIC. 🤟

Last week, the 4201 Schools held its monthly board meeting in

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It’s our responsibility to ensure every child can develop and thrive in a safe and healthy learning environment. An increase in state funding will provide our @4201schools the tools needed to support the continued success of our students.

Email your legislators to support the

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“Hear We Go!” Family Fitness Event, taking place on Saturday, May 2nd from 9:00–11:00 AM at the Nesconset campus.

We encourage you to share this event with your families and help spread the word. It will be a fun morning with fitness classes, children’s activities, and light