With a pool of licensed teachers, medical, accounting and computer professionals, who could ask for more?

Dedicated special education (SPED) advisers of public elementary schools offered their spare time to teach sign language, deaf awareness, and provide remedial classes to deaf students and their families. They also taught livelihood programs to parents to augment their income.

On the other hand, accounting and computer professionals provide basic computer orientation and clerical job training to deaf high school and college students.

Medical professionals provide personal hygiene and proper nutrition seminars aside from the dental and medical services they offer for free.

Field trips and outdoor activities are scheduled within the school year for exploratory exposure and environmental awareness.