New Mexico School for the Deaf in Santa Fe offers K-12 specialized education, residential programs, and statewide support
The New Mexico School for the Deaf (NMSD) in Santa Fe provides specialized education and support for Deaf and hard of hearing students from Kindergarten through 12th grade. The school offers a comprehensive weekday residential program, featuring on-campus cottages for students whose families live outside the immediate area, along with nutrition and transportation services to ensure student well-being.
NMSD is dedicated to fostering both academic and social development through specialized programming, including ASL classes offered in both spring and fall. The school's robust athletic programs serve students from elementary through 12th grade, with a history of national success, including recent NDIAA Division 2 national championships in cheerleading and boys basketball.
Beyond its campus, NMSD provides vital statewide resources, including home and community-based services for families with Deaf or hard of hearing children from birth through age six. The school also serves as a specialized resource for other New Mexico educators, providing guidance on language, communication, and learning needs. As a state school, there is no tuition for enrolled students.
| School Type | Special Education School |
| Yearly Tuition Cost | No tuition. NMSD is a state school. |
| Grades Offered | 0-22 |
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