Odyssey School

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Odyssey School

Innovative Curriculum with Individualized Instruction

Welcome to Odyssey, Austin’s premiere school for children who learn differently.
Odyssey School was born in 1997, when three special education professionals recognized the need in Austin for a private school that would enable students with learning differences to experience academic success. Odyssey opened its doors in 1998 …
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Innovative Curriculum & Individualized Instruction
We start with traditional curriculum content, but we are not bound by it. With teacher/student ratios of 5:1, extensive one-on-one time, and the flexibility that can only come at a small, responsive school like Odyssey, our students receive an education that empowers the whole child.

All Kinds of Minds
Every week, every day, we make the refinements to our programs that best serve our students and our community. Our staff is committed to attuning their curriculum for individual students, according to ability and need, and have all received training in the Schools Attuned program. All Kinds of Minds

We Make Connections
Between students and across subjects, with teachers and through mentors, between the school and the community. We believe that a private school should be a part of the world, not a world unto itself.

We believe that character is built through service, and that belonging to a community means giving something back. Our students develop real-world skills by helping others.

A TRIBE of Learners
We are united by common principles, centered on a foundation of mutual respect. We are a community where students feel safe to be themselves. Odyssey students learn to value mutual respect, attentive listening, personal best, and the strength of a supportive community.

Odyssey has been Austin’s private middle and high school of choice for students with learning disabilities for over a decade.
Odyssey School is committed to providing a safe and inclusive environment for all staff and students, regardless of religious affiliation, sexual orientation, socioeconomic background, or culture of origin.