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I hope we can politely agree that we have the right to disagree. It is obvious that no one arrangement fits every parenting need in the deaf community. The bottom line, to me, is whatever fits for whatever individual is the road that should be taken...no concrete or inflexible plan should be...

No disrespect to your title, but I don't agree with you based on my experience with my daughter and her other deaf friends who are parents. I can see intergrating only after the deaf parents have a basic foundation in parenting skills which integration would be a positive way for deaf parents...

I do not agree that the deaf parent should be able to take classes with hearing parents, even if he has an interpreter. It puts the deaf parent on the spot when he or she does not understand something, simply due to the interpreter maybe not interpreting a concept adequately or the concept...