Founded in 1995 to provide alternative education opportunities to underserved and at-risk kids and teens, our UChicago Medicine AdventHealth GlenOaks School and Transition Program have been growing ever since.
From a handful of students and staff, we’re now a two-campus school serving more than 220 children and adolescents in grades 3 through 12 and a Transition Program for young adults.
Our state-accredited programs and dedicated staff have provided almost 30 years of continuous, innovative service to our local Chicagoland communities.
Meet Our Principals
Our staff consists of qualified teachers, nurses, social workers, therapists, clinical psychologists and a psychiatrist — all of whom genuinely care about the well-being of each student.
Each lower-grade classroom has a certified special education teacher and a behavioral health counselor with education and experience in psychology, counseling, education or another related field. This team approach includes regular communication with parents and school district personnel.
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Our mission is unwavering. We’re dedicated to students with emotional disorders, autism, secondary learning disabilities and other health impairments. We help students and young adults flourish in an educational environment where they feel safe, valued and encouraged.
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Safe Environment
We help students work through their unique therapeutic issues in a safe environment.
Accommodations
We help students learn and achieve through appropriate behavior modifications and diverse learning activities.
Responsibility
We encourage students to make appropriate, informed decisions and take responsibility for their actions and decisions.
Love of Learning
We foster a lifelong love of learning through a diverse curriculum.
Positive Relationships
We build self-esteem by structuring positive relationships with peers and staff.
Self-Advocacy
We help students demonstrate improved communication skills to get their needs met in society.
Celebrate Diversity
We help our students recognize, understand and celebrate the unique differences between people and cultures.
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