Basics
Language(s) supported are languages that the provider or staff members are able to communicate in with parents/guardians. This is not indicative of instruction language(s) and/or language-based curriculum at the program.
Our Teachers
Balancing our students’ socio-emotional skills, fine and gross motor abilities, and cognitive development with targeted and specific instruction is our goal for each student. Our teachers are qualified, master-level professionals including oral-deaf educators, speech/language pathologists, and early childhood educators.
Philosophy
PEI is a listening and spoken language (LSL) option program for children with hearing or speech disabilities. Presbyterian Ear Institute School for Oral Deaf Education (PEIOS) is a non-profit organization that exists to provide an early childhood educational program for children who are deaf, hard-of-hearing or have speech and language delays in which students listen, learn and speak without the use of manual signs. The philosophy emphasizes creating a stimulating learning environment for children’s social, emotional, linguistic, and academic growth.
Location
Just off I-25 2 blocks behind the main hospital building
About our program
PEI is a school program dedicated to helping children with hearing or speech delays learn to hear and speak well. We focus on developing and expanding spoken language, while following the NM Early Learning Guidelines for social, emotion and academic skills. Learn more at www.peiabq.org
Admissions
Call us today at 505-224-7020 or schedule a tour of our school. We encourage you to come see how children are using the most advanced technologies to open up the endless possibilities of the speaking and hearing world around them.