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American Sign Language (ASL) is the third most used language in the United States. Your district shouldn’t have to wait months to find a certified teacher to fill a vacancy.
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ASL vacancies carry unique consequences. When Deaf or Hard of Hearing students lose a qualified ASL teacher, they lose instruction in their primary language. Recognized in 40+ states and the third most used language in the U.S., ASL is in high demand with very few certified K–12 teachers available to fill it.
Proximity Learning places state-certified ASL teachers ready to serve Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and hearing students taking ASL for a language requirement.
Every Proximity Learning ASL teacher holds state certification in American Sign Language instruction or Deaf education, verified against your state’s requirements before placement.
Proximity Learning ASL teachers are livestreamed into your classroom every period, delivering live, fluent instruction that a recording or non-fluent substitute cannot provide.
Teachers follow your existing ASL program, whether ASLTA standards, district curriculum, or AP-level frameworks, or use Proximity Learning’s own standards-aligned ASL curriculum.
A facilitator stays in the classroom every period, supporting the livestreamed ASL teacher and providing the in-person presence students need.
How it works
ASL vacancies impact students with unique needs. Proximity Learning acts fast to keep instruction on track.
Share your student population, course level, and bell schedule. A Proximity Learning specialist will handle the rest.
Proximity Learning matches your program with a certified ASL teacher who fits your course level and student needs.
The livestream setup is handled in your classroom before the first day of instruction.
Your students have a certified ASL teacher leading instruction live on your bell schedule from the first day of placement.
Why Proximity Learning
Teachers must communicate fluently visually, keep students engaged without spoken language, and teach live through a screen. Proximity Learning is designed for this approach.
Proximity Learning avoids the usual recruiting delays and can place a certified ASL teacher within days of a vacancy.
For over 16 years, Proximity Learning has trained teachers to deliver live virtual lessons.
Proximity Learning has placed certified teachers in over 3,000 K-12 classrooms across the United States.
The questions administrators and special education directors raise when evaluating Proximity Learning for an ASL vacancy.
Yes. Every teacher is certified in American Sign Language instruction or Deaf education and is checked against your state’s requirements before placement. Certification is confirmed before the first class, so your district stays in compliance whether the position is for a world language program, a Deaf education classroom, or both.
Our Services
Filled in days, not months
Every subject covered
Always live, certified instruction
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