What We Do

What We Do at Magnolia Speech School

School Curriculum

We provide a program of listening and spoken language for children with hearing loss.  We use a highly specialized program for improving language skills to teach students with language disorders. Magnolia Speech School offers specific language activities and academic instruction in the classroom supported by auditory training, speech and occupational therapy services as needed. A music program, computer lab, and library are also provided to all students.

The Association Method

The Association Method is an instructional system designed to help children overcome their communication obstacles. The Association Method is consistent and structured, incorporating repetitive drills to build core skills in attention, retention, and recall. With over 60 years of planning and refining at Magnolia Speech School, this method has provided continued success for our students.

Early Intervention Services

Magnolia Speech School provides early intervention services for children with hearing loss from birth to age 3. We provide complete audiological services including diagnostic evaluations. Families participate in a home-based Parent/Infant Program or our Center-Based Classroom Program.

Clinic Services

The Clinic at Magnolia Speech School offers screenings, assessments, and clinical services on an outpatient basis. We offer one-on-one therapy in auditory training, speech/language instruction, occupational therapy, and physical therapy.

Evaluation Intake Electronic Form (coming soon)

Programs for Hearing Loss

Magnolia Speech School has structured our educational program around the three stages of the student’s needs: The Early Intervention Program, the Preschool and Kindergarten Classroom, and the Transitional Program. The educational program for each child is designed for the development of communicative, cognitive and social skills, which facilitates the child’s integration into advanced educational settings, and ultimately, into society.

Language Disorders Department

Our Language Disorders Department works with children who have neurologically based language disorders including apraxia, aphasia, ADHD, dyslexia, auditory processing disorder, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and more.