American Sign Language Organization

Join us April 19, 2021 at 7pm to hear from Miranda Stewart, a Hearing Educator for the Deaf serving the Warren County, KY school system.

Students, please be sure to register for the event using our ASL Event Registration page (registration closes April 18 at 7pm); non-students, please contact aslo@wku.edu. The event's Zoom information and links will be sent out the day of the event for those who register.

Miranda Stewart

Miranda Stewart is a Teacher for the Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing in Warren County Schools. Miranda grew up in Alabama and became interested in sign language as a teenager through learning ASL songs at her church. When she went to college, she chose to major in Special Education/Deaf Education and began learning ASL and meeting Deaf people in the community. Miranda graduated with a B.S. in Special Education/Deaf Education from the University of Montevallo (south of Birmingham, AL) in 2001. She married her husband Michael and moved to Bowling Green, KY in 2001, when she began her career as a Teacher for the Deaf in Warren County Schools. Miranda received her M.A. in Special Education from WKU in 2005. Miranda and her husband Michael have two children, Jenna and Ryder.

Throughout her career as a Teacher for the Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing in Warren County Schools, Miranda has worked in the district programs for DHH students at preschool, elementary, middle, and high school levels. She has taught a wide variety of students with hearing loss, from students who are Deaf and only use ASL, to students who are Deaf and communicate with both ASL and speaking/listening, to students who have only a mild or unilateral hearing loss and communicate only by speaking/listening.