ASL and English
Students learn through a dual-language ASL/English program.
In Albuquerque, the Albuquerque Sign Language Academy is a non-residential K-12 public charter school serving deaf, hard-of-hearing, and hearing students. Its program combines American Sign Language and English, with students working toward ASL proficiency. Instruction and curriculum are tailored to individual student needs. The school also offers free ASL instruction for families and community members, helping them support students beyond the classroom. ASLA serves students through age 22 and provides an inclusive learning community. It partners with universities and local organizations on teacher certification and training, reading assessment development, and social-emotional programming. The academy began in 2010 and has grown to serve more than 160 students.
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Students learn through a dual-language ASL/English program.
A non-residential school for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and hearing studen
Families and community members can take ASL instruction.
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