Parents dream to have their child reach his or her full potential. At Northern Voices, those dreams become reality—through early, specialized intervention, children with hearing loss learn to use listening and spoken language to find their voices. We believe that families should have a choice in the communication modality of their child, and our goal is to provide a center of excellence for families who choose listening and spoken communication.

All children deserve the opportunity to meet their full potential. In our organization, we believe that this can only happen through a commitment to continuing education, and communication and collaboration with families and professionals. We strive to provide children with a warm, supportive environment full of opportunities and laughter.

Listening and spoken language is a choice for families of children with hearing loss. Kids with hearing loss can learn to listen and talk. We invite you to come in and hear the possibilities…

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  • Rosefest Parade to Include Northern Voices

    17 June 2009

    Northern Voices will have a float in the Rosefest Parade on Monday, June 22nd!  This is a great opportunity for the school to gain visibility in the community, so come join us as a participant or a spectator - the parade starts at 6:15pm.  The parade route runs from Roseville High School (County Road B2 and Hamline) [...]

  • State Legislators Visit Northern Voices

    3 June 2009

    Senators Jim Carlson, David Hann, Debbie Johnson, Sandy Rummel, and Representatives Bob Dettmer, Paul Gardner, and Marsha Swails joined staff and parents at a “Hear the Possibilities” informational breakfast at Northern Voices today.  Senator Kathy Saltzman, who was unable to attend the breakfast, joined us in the afternoon for a private tour.  These legislators represent districts of [...]