For more than 50 years, The Learning Center for the Deaf has been home to students and graduates in the broader Deaf community. The Alumni connection is personal, cherished, and valued. This page aims to ensure Alumni connections remain vibrant and strong, while providing opportunities to connect and reminisce.
Alumni Reunion - 55th Anniversary Celebration
TLC Alumni are invited to come together and journey through 55 years!
- Friday, October 3, 2025
- 6:00 - 10:00 PM
- Residence Inn by Marriott - Natick
Grab your hotel at a special rate - only available through September 24!
- $199.00 USD per night - Includes Hot Breakfast Buffet
Book your group rate for the Reunion!
Click here to join our Facebook Event group.
Ticket price includes Reception, Dinner, and Program. Guests must be 18+. Each Alumni can purchase up to (2) tickets.
Special Presenter: Andrew Fisher
Andrew Fisher (Class of 2002) is a Lector in American Sign Language (ASL) at Yale. His areas of interest are interdisciplinary approaches to ASL pedagogy, performance arts, cultural studies, and disability theory. Fisher is also a stand up comedian. A Stand-Up NBC finalist, he has performed at over fifty colleges across the country.
Share Your Story
We always welcome stories and cherished memories from your time at TLC. Click here to send us your brief written or video story, and we may ask you to part of our marketing and Alumni relations outreach!
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Schedule a Visit
We look forward to seeing our Alumni on campus to show them new, and cherished rooms and memories from their time as a student. As a reminder, visitors must first fill out an inquiry form. We are unable to accommodate visitors who arrive unexpectedly on campus. Thank You!
Our Residential Program Changes Students Lives
These stories provide a deepened understanding of the benefit a Residential Program can offer a Deaf child, including language access, independence, life skills, and more.
The Impact of our Residential Program
Being surrounded by Deaf peers and mentors is truly transformative. At TLC, students gain confidence, form lasting social connections, and embracing their Deaf identity.
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