Illinois Eye Institute and Chicago Public Schools, is celebrating its fifth anniversary on March 17, having students, including those who are referred from the school teacher/counselor, failed a vision screening, have assessed for special education needs, are in need of a comprehensive eye exam for entrance into CPS, or have been identified by a parent as having possible vision issues.

This honor recognizes students in the first and second professional year who have distinguished themselves Class of 2025, Fall 2022 Stephen Sanabria Kylie Donohue Joy Lin Christy Chung Donna Bayat Fard Mondo

We’re happy to have been able to welcome so many new faces this year, and we look forward to joining If you want to see more from this year’s orientation, we have an ICO Olympics album and a Move-in Day

We congratulate Teisha on her achievements, and are honored to have her representing ICO across the world

Have fun spreading holiday cheer!

Trey Heisler, Melissa Henriksen, Mark Hiatt, Bradley Hohs, Kathryn Hopkins, Greigham Jansen, Samantha Javed Christopher Burtch, Robert Carlson, John Carr, Natalie Chan, Jaime Choi, Joann Choi, Young Choy, Alexander Dave

The one-day event will be in the gym and have healthy snacks, free flu shots, raffle prizes and more.

fourth year student, I knew that I ultimately wanted to return to ICO in a role that allowed me to have The Rosenbloom Center will ultimately have four essential functions: to promote optometry students’ and

We are honored to have him serving the Illinois College of Optometry in this capacity.

Practice management fundamentals have always been a part of the ICO curriculum, but have historically

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CPS estimates that 25 percent of its students fail vision screenings each year, have broken or lost glasses “During the last year, we have seen a lot of children with significant vision problems.