The aims of the study were to understand classroom acoustics situation for students with hearing impairments (HI) who studied at elementary-stage special classes or kindergartens and elementary-stage at the deaf schools in the southern part of Taiwan, and to make an architecture improvement proposal with expected promising outcome. Seven schools and 25 special classes for HI children were chosen in Tainan city, Tainan county, and Kaouhsiung city for noise environment survey. For reverberation time and signal-to-noise ratio (S/N ratio) check, 12 classrooms for students with hearing impairments, including 9 classes in the Provinicial Tainan School for the Deaf and 3 self-contained classrooms for HI students in a public school in Tainan City were chosen. Besides, a teacher-made questionnaire was made to obtain teachers and students' opinions on the environment noise. Results showed that (1) Noise sources: Most classrooms existed more than two external noise sources; 36% of classrooms existed more than two internal noise sources. (2) Sound treatment: Only 5% has sound-treatment for ceiling part. (3) Reverberation: The average reverberation time (RT) is 0.9 second; no classroom met the recommended 0.4 second RT value. (4) Noise level: The background noise in occupied classrooms was 59.4dBA in average; none of those classrooms met the 35dBA noise-limit standard; (E) Signal to noise (S/N) ratio: The average S/N ratio was+12.6dBA; None of those classrooms achieved the ideal S/N ratio of + 20dBA. Suggestions were made for educators and school administrators' reference.