Special Needs Community is proud to suggest this school for our kids to grow and develop a path of…read moreExcellence andIndependence!

My son was traumatized for years from this place. He compared it to Alcatraz and said the staff…read morelock you up in a room that give you splinters. He is so relieved to be at a different school now. It was also very clear the staff had A strong dislike for my son. They actually said they dnt think there's anything they can do to help him. I found out in our iep meeting that they weren't even giving him chance to be in the classroom everyday they would just escort him to a room where no work was done. He was disciplined essentially every morning right at the door without a fresh start opportunity to join the class. I would recommend my son says his current school has transfers from Olive Crest who share a similar experience and are so traumatized they cannot complete work in the classroom or at all. This place should be shut down.

I love this school so much ten out of ten recommend. The teacher are kinda mean but there still…read morenice and friendly. Mrs rios and Mrs ninofranco are one of the best teachers. They are 6th grade teachers. They always are skibidi sigma and very good. They always try to put a smile on your face and try there best to make your 6th grade year special. The science camp from 2024 was the best out of everything. You get to experience a lot of things and thanks to the district we got to go. You have to appreciate the kindness. The office is very kind and they do everything. They would always find time to respond to calls and emails. It's a little dirty around the field but it's ok I got free snacks walking around the field. Therefore this school is the best but there staff has to be the best part. Just be careful around the bathroom it kinda stinks in the big bathroom and the feminine hygiene is never full it is always empty so you have to go to the front office. All in all it is a very good school with sigma teachers.

First day of Kindergarten today! Kindergarten Orientation was so helpful!! Hopefully parents follow…read moreinstructions, but you know how that goes. Found out that parents are not allowed to sit on the lunch tables for breakfast. Kindergarten teachers are very sweet from what I can tell. Kindergarten doesn't demand a laundry list of supplies that the school needs, which is helpful for single parent households. They actually offered assistance for families who cannot afford it. After school program (ASP) is for grades K-6 which is AWESOME! Reduced/Free breakfast and lunch are available. Uniforms are mandatory Richman Shirts & Sweaters. Polo Shirts, dress shirts, blouses and shirts with collars in Red, Blue, or White. Shirts must be tucked in. Navy blue pants, shorts, skirts, skorts or jumpers are permitted. Blue Jeans are also allowed. Any Sweater is acceptable and Shoes must be closed toe. School hrs are M, T, Th, F 8-2:24 and W 8-12:30

This is a really great school for autistic kids. My son…read moreattended here for almost 10 years and made tremendous progress. They worked with his behaviors that were his most significant challenge that prevented him from functioning in society to the point they were no longer an issue. They have many functions and GREAT people. Too many to list here so just call me if you want more info; 714-926-2192.

We've been at Beacon Day School for many years and we definitely recommend this school to parents…read more Our son is very happy, and we are very happy with the wonderful environment for students and the kindness of the staff members.

My child was having a hard time with focus and was a bit clumsy. I didn't know how to help my kid…read morebut I knew that something could be better, even though the doctor said that some kids are delayed in different areas and not to worry. I didn't accept that, I knew I could do something to assist. I started researching and looking into how to assist with focus. I came across Brain balance and started reading about the Harvard study. I knew the whole body approach was the way to help with the areas of struggle. With consistency , daily home exercises, and changing some of the processed food, I stated seeing significant changes by month 3. My child was behind 3 levels in reading, now my child is reading at the age appropriate level. Next, the focus has substantially changed and there is minimal struggles with homework and daily activities. The teacher is amazed in the progress and the changes she sees in the classroom. The best thing as a parent is seeing a child succeed in different areas everyday. My child doesn't fall or bump into things as often, actually hardly now. The confidence is at a level I have never seen. I am so happy for my child, and look forward to how the next 3 months transform her life.

Since 2018 my life has never been the same, my beautiful two year old was diagnosed with Austism…read more We were pretty much told that she would most likely need therapy her entire life, would need to be placed on medication for her behaviors, will need special education class, never develop her speech, and May never be able to express emotion. As a parent it absolutely broke my heart, they basically told me she would never be able to express how much she loves me or be able to tell me that. My husband and I automatically made it out mission to get her all the help she needed, we placed her ABA, Speech and OT for two years straight. Even-though it did help I still felt like there was more I could do to help her. Brain Balance at Anaheim Hills was the missing piece to the puzzle, a blessing in disguise and the light at the end of the tunnel. I called as soon as she turned 4 years old July2020, and even though we were in the middle of the Pandemic they were will be meet with us and help. Since the beginning it did sound too good to be true but the Director reassured me that they can not cure her Austim but that they would give me the tools to help give her the best future. I respected him so much when he informed me that this was not a temporary solution that this was a LIFESTYLE change. My Husband and I were both up for the challenge and have never looked back since then. By October 2020 we sat down for dinner together for the first time ever without a tantrum and by December 2020 my daughter started putting together 3 words phrases. Fast forwarding to now my daughter is in general education, has friends, play days, extremely social, can be in crowded environments without her covering her ears, and tells me constantly how much she loves me and gives the warmest hugs. I truly believe this program works and each and every trainer has been amazing. They have became family to me because they gave me the tools that I needed to bring light back into my baby girl.

My child attended Canyon Hills School from the age of 3 years old until she graduated out of the…read morespecial needs school system at 22. Canyon Hills is a small school for special needs students with moderate to severe disabilities. Usually 80-90 students a year attend. I was extremely happy with her experience at Canyon Hills School. She was taught well and genuinely cared for. They are able to manage many students with behavioral problems and get them to focus on their educational goals. The staff teaches the students many skills that help them out in every day life. They go on field trips, get adaptive physical education, work on individual goals, they get speech therapy, have music therapy, they make friends and get socialization. Overall, Canyon Hills is a great school with many caring staff members who are dedicated to their students. And if she could have the option to go back to Canyon Hills School I would driver her there on Monday.

My daughter has been attending Site 1 at TLC since 2023 and she has had a wonderful experience. She…read moreloves her teachers and has made great friends. The teachers and the admin staff are very responsive, caring and supportive.

My child has been at this school for 4 years and currently in their 5th. As an educator I…read moreappreciate Schools who truly cater to their students needs. The school truly looks for providing a well-rounded experience for their students. I absolutely love that it's a small school and that every single staff member knows the name of each student. I admire that the Principal takes the time to know who each parent is and can easily match student to parent.

After years of experience and having to move my children from school to school because of work-life…read morebalance, I feel with deep confidence this was one of the best elementary schools my children attended. Special Thanks: - Dr. Gary Gerstner and prior principal - Ms. Zachach (pardon the misspelling) - IEP staff - Speech therapist - Dolly Chatterton - Lilia (a name similar to Lily) - Parent/Community Advisory Committee - Parents in action Let me give you some context to compare amongst the other reviewers vs my review as a parent. When my children attended this school, I was a single parent, attending UCI as an engineering student, with a child in the IEP program, and having to manage my children's mother who was later found neglectful by CPS. All of this while working at Disney in customer service and born into poverty. Therefore, I had minimal chances to succeed as a parent, let alone the patience for all the possible mistakes I might encounter from being inexperienced. The Community: The people here are great and the kids are decently behaved. There might be a conflict between children every now and then but they do resolve it. The Parents In Action (PIA) cares about making a difference in the children's involvement with school activities. I've never attended a PTA meeting, sorry. The Staff: I don't like to generalize but they were awesome. I especially recall Dolly and Lilia (similar name to Lily). I put Dr Gary Gerstner and possibly the staff through some stuff with CPA getting involved, like the conflicts between the mother and I. In the end, I wish they knew it saved my children's life. Parent/Community Advisory Committee: The Advisory Committee is another level. I recommend attending if you're a parent looking for advance information regarding how to make the best of your interaction with the school system. For example, I asked what was the best way I can make the most out of the IEP meetings with advance resources. The person who answered my question was highly educated and very prepared. They taught me the steps on making a meaningful impact at each IEP meeting. IEP: The help in the beginning was profound. However, to make the changes necessary to improve as a parent for a child in the IEP, I had to be more involved. The specialists and teachers knew my limitations and made the best decisions available to them. The absolute best advice I received was from Ms. Zachach (pardon the misspelling), to make my child love reading and there is no limit to how much they should read.

My son was hired to do IT at one of the schools. He got no supportive training and his job…read moredescription did not include doing accounting for his department. He was entry level and therefore it should have been a department head doing accounting, or the principle. When handed a stack of invoices, he was told to do the accounting. My son had no idea how to go about doing the accounting. When he told the principle that, she said: Well maybe we should fire you. My son looked at her and said, no problem. I will resign. As far as I am concerned, he has a clear workman's comp case. If this is how the district operates with entry level employees, I have to wonder how they treat their students. My oldest son went to kindergarten at a Garden Grove School 35 years ago. We moved because the school was so bad. It seems the district hasn't changed.

I was super impressed when we took a tour of the preschool portion of SLDC. The campus is really…read morehuge and looks like a regular school. But this school really helps kids from infants to their adulthood with learning disabilities. The preschool, in particular, is for everyone. What is really helpful, they use the same helpful techniques for children with learning disabilities in their curriculum. It is like equipping the teachers with super learning powers. It is really to accelerate the learning process. I love how diverse the students who attend this school and teacher ratio is amazing. You have the option of sending your child in for 2xs or 3xs or 4xs or the full the week. The cost to send your child there is extremely reasonable. I was so surprised! Their school schedule is like Centralia's school schedule and has summer school as an option. The only reason why my son has not enrolled yet is my son is receiving certain services from our insurance that is practically the whole day. Once those services go away, we certainly enroll him. I would just schedule a tour and once you go on it, you will be thrilled and ensured that you want your child to attend their preschool program. Oh yeah, their OT class gym is amazing. You should ask for it when you go on the tour to check it out.

Love this place. My daughter is 6 and was only getting 30 mins at Providence but they got ins to…read moreapprove 45 min sessions here. Very happy here.

Dr. Burnett we want to say THANK YOU for everything you have done to help our daughter get the help…read moreshe needs. We do not know what we would have done without you. Thank you for standing behind us and our daughter throughout the IEP meetings. We can't thank you enough. We are forever grateful for your services. We hope you can still stand behind us through our daughter's Jr and High School years. If your child is struggling in school with a learning disability you need Dr. Burnett on your side.

I wanted to take a moment to share our gratitude for your participation in the meeting today!…read more When I started my search for advocates online, the list felt overwhelming, and I made countless phone calls without finding the right fit. When I read your profile, I was truly in awe--I knew I had found the right advocate for Noah. Today, witnessing you navigate a team of so-called experts with such knowledge, skill, and articulation was impressive. You did an amazing job, and it's clear how intelligent and experienced you are, not to mention your passion for fighting for the families you help. I sincerely hope you mentor young professionals because we need more advocates like you in this space. Thank you again for helping us navigate this new and challenging chapter for Noah. Just remember, on those rough days... You are a blessing to so many families; you truly change our kids' lives! And don't forget to treat yourself to a glass of wine! If you ever make a trip to Temecula, I would love to show you around wine country!

Very professional. I can always get an answer to all my questions. They listen without judgement…read more They have very valuable information

TASK is a nonprofit that helps families advocate for disability services and special education, as…read morewell as navigate assistive technology. Their services include 504 plans, assessment, and IEP consultations. They don't recommend placement or therapeutic procedures, but can provide legal rights information for disability harassment and filing a complaint with a state educational agency. I attended their workshops for bullying prevention and emergency preparedness to learn action steps. I like how they offer resources to encourage self-advocacy.