Join me as we explore the fascinating and sometimes concerning world of deaf education in North America. We'll delve into the contrasting approaches of the United States, Mexico, and Canada, examining their regulatory bodies, missions, and visions. While the U.S. Department of Education faces an uncertain future, we'll compare its structure to Mexico's federal-level system. Then, we'll journey to Canada, where education is primarily a provincial responsibility, reminiscent of the U.S. before 1980. Discover the startling differences in the number of deaf schools across these nations, from the U.S.'s 75-100 to Mexico's dwindling 3 and Canada's scarce 5. We'll uncover the stories behind school closures and discuss the implications for deaf students. Your feedback is crucial as we piece together the facts about deaf education in North America. Let's start the conversation.