The CDCI CARES Team
CDCI CARES Team consultants support school teams and families with children who are d/Deaf, hard of hearing, or deafblind without a bias around communication modes or methodology. All CARES Team consultants hold graduate level (Master’s/Doctorate) degrees from a Teacher of the Deaf, Audiology, or Speech-Language Pathology program.
Co-Director |
Co-Director | ||
Educational Access Consultant |
Educational Access Consultant |
Program Support | |
Educational Access Consultant |
Program Support |
Educational Access Consultant | |
Educational Access Consultant |
Educational Access Consultant |
Educational Access Consultant | |
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2022-2023 CDCI CARES Team Fact Sheet
Download our new fact sheet about the CDCI CARES Team (.pdf).
It features updated contact information and a summary of services, and is perfect for sharing with medical and administrative teams, as well as families new to our services.
How the CDCI CARES Team works
We provide every student team access to specialists licensed in Education, Deaf Education, Audiology, Speech Language Pathology and Psychology. We also collect and share statewide data on students who are DHHDB to make informed decisions and comply with national guidelines.
A full menu of services offered for the 2022-2023 school year can be found here.
This program is rooted in:
- Serving all students regardless of the degree or nature of their hearing levels.
- Engagement with students, parents, caregivers, and families.
- Support for all communication choices.
- Support for the creative use of technology to ensure access.
- Transparency and accountability.
