Are you an educator or parent helping a child learn ASL? In today’s video, we’re sharing ASLstandards.org — a free, research-based site that makes it easier to track ASL language growth with clear, age-appropriate, and measurable standards.

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The third and final step is to start services. With your in-person interpreter in place, they become a part of the educational team, collaborating with educators, providing feedback on the student's progress, and participating in IEP meetings.

The second step to secure an in-person interpreter is to set up a customized service plan. We'll listen to your needs to be able to locate and place a qualified interpreter.

The first step to securing an in-person interpreter is to schedule a consultation. To connect with a team member who will take the time to understand your needs, simply fill out our Request a Quote form or schedule a discovery call today.

🎉 🎓 We can’t believe the 2024-2025 school year is already in the books! 🎉🎓 Listen in as Interpreter Supervisor, Lillah Harris, recaps how LAF SLS was able to expand our services this past year and what our clients had to say...

Ms. Megan Sullivan has been recognized by LAF SLS interpreters as an Outstanding Staff Member! Her understanding and support for deaf culture, her professionalism, and her support of other members of the educational team have not gone unnoticed.

Watch the video interview below to learn more.

Safety in the classroom is essential for every student, but for deaf and hard-of-hearing students emergency preparedness requires special attention.

This video explores 5 tips to help create a safer and more accessible environment that will lessen anxiety and keep everyone safe during an emergency.

In just three simple steps, you can set up services in no time! Watch the video to see how fast you can get started on your journey to finding the perfect interpreter and support team tailored to your student's needs.

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Read quotes from clients who have enjoyed working with our team here at LAF Sign Language Solutions so much that they "continue our relationship with LAF SLS time after time".

A common misconception is that younger students with limited language skills need less experienced interpreters; however, the opposite is true.

In this video, Lillah Harris discusses the critical responsibilities of educational interpreters, focusing on the Pyramid of Responsibility—a key framework for understanding how interpreter roles vary based on students' language levels and needs.