Specialized PreK-12 school for deaf and hard of hearing students in Queens with small classes and individualized attention
Lexington School for the Deaf is a specialized PreK-12 school serving deaf and hard of hearing students in East Elmhurst, Queens. The school is dedicated to helping students develop strong communication skills across the full spectrum of deaf to hard of hearing, ensuring every student masters both expressive and receptive communication in environments tailored to their needs.
With an average class size of just 8 students and 69 classroom teachers serving 249 students, Lexington provides individualized attention and specialized instruction. The school works with students and families of all ages, races, ethnicities, languages, and socio-economic backgrounds, recognizing the diverse needs and interests of deaf and hard of hearing learners. The school integrates evolving information technologies and assistive communication tools to support student success.
Lexington collaborates closely with families and the deaf and hard of hearing community to help students reach their full potential in both deaf and hearing worlds. The school accepts students on a rolling admissions basis. For more information about enrollment, programs, and services, families can contact the school at (718) 350-3300 or visit lexnyc.com.
At a Glance
TypeSpecial Education School
GradesPrekindergarten-12
Students249
Class Size8:1 ratio
DeadlineNone / Rolling
School Information
| School Type | Special Education School |
| Total Students | 249 |
| Total Classroom Teachers | 69 |
| Average Class Size | 8 |
| Grades Offered | Prekindergarten-12 |
Admissions Information
| Admission Deadline | None / Rolling |
Student Body Information
| Student Body Type | Co-ed |
| Percent of Students of Color | 93 |
Additional Information
| Religious Affiliations | Nonsectarian |