Educational ASL interpreting, from the classroom to the commencement stage.
A student's access to the classroom shouldn't depend on luck. We staff San Diego schools, colleges, and trade programs with qualified educational interpreters — for a single IEP meeting or an entire school year.
Three laws converge in one classroom.
The obligation is the school's.
IDEA, Section 504, and the ADA all place the duty on schools and districts: qualified interpreters for Deaf students in class, and for Deaf parents at IEP meetings and school events — at no cost to families.
Educational skill is specific.
Interpreting a chemistry lecture, a kindergarten circle, and a parent conference are three different jobs. We match interpreters to grade level and subject matter.
Consistency builds learning.
Students do best with the same interpreter over time — sign vocabulary, classroom rhythm, trust. Standing assignments get consistent staffing, not a rotating cast.
K-12 through college, and every meeting in between.
Daily instruction across K-12, college, and trade schools — single periods, full schedules, or entire terms, in person or via video for virtual learning.
IEP teams, 504 planning, parent-teacher conferences, disciplinary meetings — where a Deaf parent's full participation is both the right thing and the legal requirement.
Commencements, assemblies, performances, board meetings. Graduation season books out early — reserve when the date is set. See our graduation planning guide.
Deaf teachers, staff, and campus visitors — trainings, faculty meetings, campus tours, and workplace accommodations in educational settings.
FAQ.
Who pays for an ASL interpreter at school or an IEP meeting?
The school or district — under IDEA, Section 504, and the ADA, at no cost to the family. Schools and districts can book directly with us.
Can you cover a full semester, not just one class?
Yes. We staff standing assignments — a class schedule, a program, a school year — with consistent interpreters. One-off events work too.
Do you interpret graduations and school events?
Yes — commencements, performances, back-to-school nights, board meetings. Graduation season books out early in San Diego; reserve as soon as the date is set.