The Orthogenic School (The O-School)
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The Sonia Shankman Orthogenic School (The O-School) is a therapeutic day school in Chicago with nearly a century of history, serving bright, creative young people facing social-emotional challenges and/or autism spectrum disorder through its pioneering milieu therapy model. It operates a therapeutic day school, a Transition Learning Center, a Diagnostic Evaluation Center, and summer programming.
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