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LHSC Students get ArtisticPreschool and Kindergarten Programs
Lexington Hearing & Speech Center is a state licensed and state approved preschool vendor, which offers programming for both children with hearing loss and children with speech/language delays, ages 3-5 years. Listening and spoken language enriched classroom activities, Individualized Educational Plans and parental involvement all come together to provide a positive and productive learning experience.

On-site audiological services are an essential component of our educational programming. These services include daily checks of hearing aids and cochlear implant functioning, monthly checks of middle ear functioning via tympanograms, continual monitoring of the child’s hearing and adjustment of hearing aids, and provision of amplification equipment as needed. Both individual and classroom FM systems are also used to obtain maximum acoustic benefit.

Additional Programs:

Day School
Lexington Hearing & Speech Center Day School provides a safe and appropriate early childhood environment in a state approved facility. Our day school operates year round serving children ages birth through seven. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Our day school is located in a separate building next door to the Lexington Hearing & Speech Center.

Community Services
LHSC provides a wide spectrum of community services including student volunteers, physician education and tours, community tours, parent support groups, and a loaner equipment program. We also serve as an information and referral center for people needing assistance in the area of communication disabilities.