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E-Michigan Deaf and Hard of Hearing People.

Announcements 2013

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New Deaf Christian School Is Coming

A Deaf education you can depend on! St. Martin Lutheran International School for the Deaf is accepting deaf students now for its 2013-2014 school year. St. Martin is a private residential school for deaf students from kindergarten through 12th grade. The ability to read, write, and understand the English language is crucial for success not only in all academic areas, but also throughout life. St. Martin will not only equip its students to succeed in these areas in a bilingual/bicultural atmosphere, but will do it with a solid Christian foundation as well. You can learn more about St. Martin at the website: www.smlid.org. Or contact them at info@smlid.org, or 248-980-5741, or 13667 West Highland Road, Hartland, MI 48353.


Calling All Deaf Artists

Deaf Arts Festival will have their 2nd Annual event at the FORD Arts, Beats & Eats during Labor Day weekend on August 30 through September 2, 2013 in Royal Oak, Michigan

This year Deaf Arts Festival is calling out to all professional, students, emerging Deaf and Hard of Hearing aspiring artists. Artists are required to submit 4 high quality images/photos of artwork. The original artwork must be in high quality, hands-on art.

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Seeking Home Ownership Assistance?

Interested in learning more about options and assistance in obtaining home ownership assistance?

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