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There's Always Fun & Fitness at the KAC

The Kappen Aquatic Center is all about health, fun, safety, and swimming! Our students love the KAC and the staff!  

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We are the Achievers and the Changemakers. We are Overbrook.

At Overbrook School for the Blind, students with vision loss and disabilities discover the hero within.

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  • Doug and Mr. Sap practicing lines

    Alumni, Doug T. Rehearsing with Mr. Sap

    When The CW Network and CBS Studios reached out to us about casting a new role of a young man with a visual impairment in an upcoming series,  our staff responded at lightning speed. Reaching out to alumni, sending emails,...

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  • Danielle using Septa

    TVI Blog

    The staff and students are back at it in the TVI Program, and by that we mean days filled with learning, fun, practice, skill-building, relationship-building, and so much more. Mr. Palmer keeps track of their jam packed days over in the TVI...

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  • Today is the last day of Extended School Year 2019! Ms. Bernadette's class is still working hard! We make the most of our time together at Overbrook. We can't believe all that we have accomplished this summer! Students achieved goals, made new friends, enjoyed educational and recreational activities, stayed on target...Read Full Post

    Posted: August 8, 9:35 AM

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Orientation and Mobility Starts in Pre-K

Orientation and Mobility Starts in Pre-School
Learn more about the extensive Orientation and Mobility (O&M) Program and the services the O&M Department provides to students at Overbrook School for the Blind and to students in the Philadelphia and surrounding areas.

Mission

A private non-profit school educating students with visual impairment with
or without additional challenges provided at no cost to parents.