St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf

Private | PK-7 | Roman Catholic | 65 students |  

PHONE: (636) 532-3211

FAX: (636) 530-7512

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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1809 Clarkson Rd

Chesterfield, MO 63017

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Chesterfield's St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf is a private school. It is coed and Roman Catholic affiliated, serving 65 students in grades PK-7.

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Academic contests; Associations: NAIS; Band; Coed; P.E. classes; Religious; Roman Catholic; Special education
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Posted on Oct 1, 2009
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Our son was born profoundly deaf, which we didn't know until he was almost three. He started at St. Josephs just before he turned three. He didn't even know to look to the human face for information. Now he is fully main-streamed at fourteen, with his peers, in public school, and getting mostly As and Bs. He wants to be a computer programmer and is teaching himself HTML. He is oral, doesn't know any sign language, is social and loves listening to his MP3 player. Thank God for St. Joseph's Institute for the Deaf!
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Posted on Nov 14, 2008
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We have two deaf children. Although there are plenty of deaf schools in the United States - there are very few that teach deaf children how to speak. There are even fewer of these schools that will accept children over the age of six. In fact - St. Joseph is the ONLY one. The progress that our children have made since we moved here is nothing short of - remarkable. Friends in other states that knew our children before we moved to Missouri have literally wept after seeing what two years of a proper oral-deaf education has accomplished.
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