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Cleary News

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!

Summer Program: Tennis Clinic

Cleary Summer Program students participate in Tennis Clinic thanks to generous donation from Brianna Li's family!

Phillips Charitable Foundation Grant

Cleary School for the Deaf is a grateful recipient of a generous grant from the Philips Charitable Foundation.

Cleary Events

ASL Bingo

Please join us for ASL Bingo Friday May 3rd from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

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!

Pancake Breakfast 2023

On Sunday, November 19th was our PSA's Annual Pancake Breakfast. Warmest thanks to those staff and family members who attended,...

Student Highlights

Carmen

Carmen Ortega-Osorio

A photographer in the making! Cleary High School student Carmen Ortega-Osorio received honorable mention in the Huntington Camera Club's Annual High School Competition! This competition is open to students across Long Island. Carmen's photo is of Jaylee Agosto, another one of our high school students.

Julia & Marleny

Congratulations to Julia & Marleny for winning "Best Display" in their Food Prep Class' Cupcake Wars!

Camilo

Camilo Mejia-Garcia

How many students in the Cleary Program play the saxophone? Just one, Camilo Mejia-Garcia! And he really likes it!

Joseph

Joseph Cacciato

Joseph Cacciato, a student in Ms. Smith's class at RCK, earned an award for Cooperation Champion, which was this month's character trait.

Gabriellas

Gabriella S and Gabriela C

Gabriella S and Gabriela C won the Dr. Seuss Quote Contest today!

Social Media Corner

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12 May

4th graders in Ms.Porter/Miss.Bri’s class are getting ready for their spring concert coming up in orchestra. They have been working so hard!

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1 May

Thinking Maps help with math as well. We demonstrate how we use these tools to break down the parts of a check for our Business Math class.

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18 Apr

Staff from Cleary explain how Thinking MAPS can be applied to preschool level students and their parents.

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17 Apr

Across all of our Cleary Campuses we celebrated this past PS I Love You Day on February 14th.

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Cleary School Mission Statement

Cleary School provides a nurturing environment where the individual needs of students are identified and addressed by an entire team. We provide a safe and secure environment in which students are physically secure, emotionally supported and treated as individual learners with unique needs. We are committed to the ongoing development of our ability to meet the changing and diverse needs of our students and to support their families.