Rhode Island School For The Deaf

The Rhode Island School for Deaf offers a wide range of educational programs to more than 150 hearing-impaired students in prekindergarten through grade 12. It offers an elementary program, junior and senior high school, and early intervention and preschool programs. In addition, it provides a state-wide, home-based, early intervention program that serves infants up to five years. The school also offers a comprehensive diagnostic and evaluation center. It provides training and technical assistance to parents, public school programs, community groups and other agencies on a regional and statewide basis. It offers computer training programs and provides various recreational and leisure activities to students. The school also provides library, art and physical education to its students. The Rhode Island School for Deaf is located in Providence, R.I.

Veazie Street Elementary School is a learning facility that provides educational services for more than 500 students in kindergarten through grade five. It offers classes in math, reading and reading. The school also provides special education programs for gifted and talented students. Veazie Street Elementary School offers the English as a Second Language program. In addition, it has a staff of over 40 individuals. The school has partnerships with Rhode Island College and Johnson & Wales University. Veazie Street Elementary School provides social and speech language therapy solutions. It also provides extracurricular activities in chorus and organizes various community fairs. The school is a part of Providence Public Schools.