Using their heads to hear

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Dylan Yates and Derek Comingore  (right) have cochlear implants – small, complex electronic devices that help provide a sense of sound to both Clear Creek Elementary students, who are hearing-impaired. They meet consistently with their special-resource teacher, Mary Jane Kimball. However, each Friday afternoon, they interact with her son, Adam, 23, who has cerebral palsy and is also hearing impaired.


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