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Posted on December 30 2011, 5:35:46 PM | Posted by jtcweb

Who:  Founder Louise Treadwell Tracy and Walt Disney
When: Circa 1951
What: Louise Tracy and Walt Disney,  one of the first members of the board and benefactors of   JTC, worked tirelessly to raise much-needed funds to supportthe Clinic.

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Hearing Health Tips for You and Your Child

Posted on December 30 2011, 5:33:44 PM | Posted by jtcweb

The world around us is louder than ever and hearing loss can happen gradually or suddenly.  It’s important to protect your hearing and that of your children.  Here are a few simple ways you can promote good hearing health in your family:

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Book Fairy Visit

Posted on December 30 2011, 5:29:09 PM | Posted by jtcweb

Welcomed by giggles, squeals and wide-eyed excitement, the Best Start Book Fairy visited the JTC Preschool on November 29, 2011.  Complete with a book wand and reading wings, the Book Fairy read stories to the students and talked about their favorite books.  Much to the preschoolers’ delight, each student received a set of wings to color and a copy of The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle.

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New Tracy Biography Well Received

Posted on December 30 2011, 5:18:14 PM | Posted by jtcweb

Respected author and former JTC board member James Curtis has published his latest book, SPENCER TRACY: A BIOGRAPHY.
Spencer Tracy was the husband of JTC founder Louise Treadwell Tracy, father of their son John, an early benefactor of the Clinic and a lifetime supporter of his wife’s pioneering work.

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JTC Preschool Welcomes Families from All Over the World

Posted on December 30 2011, 5:17:45 PM | Posted by jtcweb

It’s a small world after all at John Tracy Clinic and we are pleased to welcome a number of international families to our preschool program. 

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JTC’s Master’s Program Awarded National Accreditation

Posted on December 30 2011, 5:17:15 PM | Posted by jtcweb

In November 2011, John Tracy Clinic’s Graduate Program, in partnership with the University of San Diego, received accreditation from the highest national authority for teacher education—the National Council on Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE).

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JTC Program Notes

Posted on December 30 2011, 5:17:00 PM | Posted by jtcweb

by Jill Muhs, MSEd, Vice President, Programs
John Tracy Clinic is proud to feature community outreach and education as one of our core services.  To best do this, we strategically look for community partners who expand and enhance our services. We are pleased to tell you about three programs that we launched in the past year.


 

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Two Countries, Two Children, Two Summers

Posted on December 30 2011, 5:16:33 PM | Posted by jtcweb

Anzo P., at almost age two, was one of the first children in the United Kingdom to have cochlear implants in both ears.  Unfortunately, he and his parents received no follow-up training or therapy needed to make best use of the implants.  His parents, Dushyant and Florence, were at a loss and felt adrift until a friend told them about John Tracy Clinic.  When they signed up for JTC’s International Summer Session in July 2007, Anzo, age 2, had not yet begun to talk.  Before coming to JTC, Anzo’s parents’ primary focus was getting the implants. Now, they would learn about giving their child speech and language.

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JTC has a new logo!

Posted on December 30 2011, 5:16:01 PM | Posted by jtcweb

As you may have seen on this new website, JTC also has a new logo!  John Tracy Clinic has always embraced cutting-edge technology and teaching methods in our quest to provide the state-of-the-art services to children with hearing loss.  Several months ago, we set out to create a new brand that reflects this commitment.  We are pleased to unveil our new logo, the result of a strategic rebranding process that included stakeholder research and consultation with a creative director (whose time was generously donated for the project).

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