California School for the Deaf, Fremont - Fremont
Grades and ages
Grades PreK-12 & adults
Enrollment
300 students
Students per teacher
4.2 per full-time teacher
Tuition
Contact for pricing
About California School for the Deaf, Fremont - Fremont
The California School for the Deaf in Fremont is a state special school with bilingual instruction in American Sign Language and English. It serves Deaf and hard of hearing students whose primary educational needs relate to hearing loss, with or without additional disabilities. Ages served range from three to 22, and younger children may be served in limited programs under California Education Code.
Families enroll through their local education agency. The district refers the student, an application is reviewed, and an Assessment for Suitability of Placement may last up to 60 days before an IEP meeting decides placement. Day and residential programs are separate: residential enrollment is considered only when the commute with district transportation would exceed 60 minutes each way and other eligibility criteria are met. The campus is at 39350 Gallaudet Drive, Fremont, CA 94538.
Student fit
Who this school serves
Grades and ages
- Preschool
- Elementary
- Middle School
- High School
- Young Adult
Learning needs supported
- Hearing Impairment
Learning and support
Curriculum and therapeutic services
Services and supports
- Day program
- Residential program
- Assessment for Suitability of Placement
Programs
Programs at California School for the Deaf, Fremont - Fremont
Other programs and supports
- Day program
- Residential program
- Assessment for Suitability of Placement
School facts
Practical details for families
- Students per Teacher
- 4.2 per full-time teacher
- Students with IEPs
- 302 (99% of students)
Tuition and funding
Tuition: Contact for pricing
- Local education agency referral
Transportation
- District transportation for day students
- Residential program when the commute exceeds 60 minutes each way
Enrollment
300 students
Visit us
Location and directions
Map
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about California School for the Deaf, Fremont - Fremont
Where is the school?
39350 Gallaudet Drive, Fremont, CA 94538.
What ages are served?
Deaf and hard of hearing students from age 3 to 22, with limited options for younger children under California Education Code.
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