Memphis Oral School For The Deaf Preschl is a before or after school daycare daycare located at 7901 Poplar Ave, Germantown, Tennessee TN. Find contact info, location details, and similar daycares nearby.
What Parents Say
Memphis Oral School for the Deaf Preschool is a specialized school-based program in Germantown that focuses on helping deaf and hard of hearing children develop listening and speaking skills through cochlear implants and hearing aids. All 10 reviews are 5-star ratings praising the school's staff expertise, individualized care, and documented success in helping children mainstream into public schools and achieve academic excellence.
All of the staff and teachers at MOSD have been incredibly supportive and caring with our hard of hearing daughter. The audiologists meet with the students daily and the speech therapists take the time to communicate with parents on the child’s speech development. The teachers and teachers assistants are playful and joyful with their students and spend time organizing fun activities that encourage learning language. Highly recommend!
A school for deaf kids that doesn't allow sign language? This is a joke and you guys are the reason so many deaf kids will end up with language deprivation which will negatively impact them for the rest of their lives. Hearing Aids and implants are not a miracle that give perfect hearing. I urge all parents of deaf/hoh kids to please make sure you and your kids are learning ASL. Expose your child to the Deaf community, not this ableist and audist excuse for a school. I am deaf with hearing aids and didn't have access to sign language as a kid, it still affects me today and I have little communication with the majority of people including family
My daughter was a student here for four years from the age of two. This school and staff are just amazing and create miracles in the lives of these children every day. My daughter, Rivers, was born profoundly deaf and wears cochlear implants. She was able to start kindergarten in our public schools and no longer required any speech therapy by the second grade. She will be graduating this year with a 3.9 GPA and a full social calendar! She is attending Ole Miss in the fall. Truly the best decision we ever made was to send her here and give her the skills necessary to succeed in a hearing world.
Judgmental, prejudice, and show extreme ableism. Do not let the fake smiles and warm greetings fool you. Your child is not nurtured, loved, nor treated with dignity. They will make fun of your precious children for their language, looks, and upbringing/background. I have never seen such disgusting behavior from people that are supposed to serve children and adults with special needs. RUN. Don't walk. You and your child deserve SO MUCH BETTER.
Such an amazing school! As a parent of a deaf child, once we made the decision that our son would have cochlear implants, we knew there would be a difficult road ahead of us to help him learn to listen and talk. They have helped our son improve his speech in ways that we would never be able to! The school helps many children with various levels of hearing impairment, and different types of hearing devices. So thankful for their experience and professionalism that they provide!