The Vision of Overbrook School for the Blind is to inspire individuals with visual impairment, including those with additional challenges, to achieve their highest potential; to share our culture that embraces their abilities; to be a dynamic and leading educational organization; and to use our expertise to positively influence our students, families, partners and peers, regionally, nationally and internationally.
Overbrook School for the Blind
Mission
The Mission of Overbrook School for the Blind is to develop and deliver education that enhances the options available for persons with visual impairments, including those with additional challenges, so that they have the greatest opportunity to experience active and fulfilling lives.
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What does Extended School Year (ESY) actually look like? 👀 Spoiler: it's not just 'summer school' — it's real therapy, real growth, and real support that keeps our students moving forward all summer long. Take a look inside! Read Full Post
Posted: July 27, 10:03 AMOn July 26th, we recognize the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, a landmark civil rights law that helped expand access and opportunity for people with disabilities. The ADA reminds us that accessibility is about more than entering a building. It also means being able to access information,... Read Full Post
Posted: July 24, 12:04 PMBraille is everywhere once you know where to look. It can show up on classroom materials, books, labels, schedules, technology, signs, and everyday objects. At OSB, braille literacy is not limited to reading. It can support routines, organization, communication, independence, and access to information throughout the... Read Full Post
Posted: July 22, 9:30 AMWe are hiring a Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments. At OSB, TVIs play an essential role in helping students access learning, build independence, and develop the skills they need to thrive in school and beyond. We’re looking for dedicated educators who are passionate about supporting students who are blind,... Read Full Post
Posted: July 20, 8:13 AM