Leadership

Todd Reeves, JD/MS, joined Overbrook School for the Blind (OSB) in 2017 after serving a decade as Executive Director and Superintendent of the Western Pennsylvania School for Blind Children. Earlier, he led the Washington School for the Deaf, where his data-driven approach improved student safety, strengthened school culture, and restored public confidence.

Originally from Eugene, Oregon, Reeves earned a bachelor’s degree in communication disorders from Pacific University and a master’s degree in deaf education and clinical audiology from Lamar University. He began his career as a speech-language pathologist and teacher at the Washington School for the Deaf and later earned a J.D. and an educational administration certificate from the University of Washington.

Reeves has held leadership positions in special education across Oregon and Washington, including Director of Special Education for Tacoma Public Schools, where he cut litigation costs by more than 80% and expanded programs for thousands of students.

At OSB, Reeves oversees educational programs for babies through young adults—both on campus and in public schools—as well as the school’s operations, finance, development, facilities, and human resources. An avid hiker and climber, he marked White Cane Safety Day by summiting Mount Kilimanjaro with an OSB sign at the peak.

He can be reached at (215) 877-0313, ext. 267.