Our experience at CARD was extended, over one year, and we were very pleased with the type of…read moretherapy, ABA, and with the center and it's techs and administrators. We were clearly explained and included in the therapy, and CARD provided in-school therapy working with the teachers, in-home therapy as well as center based and "community" therapy where therapists went with us out in the world as our child interacted. We always had a clearly communicated plan and they were quick to adapt and evolve the plan as our son's needed changed and evolved. Our son learned skills here most importantly that can help him interact with the world. I'd recommend ABA and CARD based on our experience for sure.

My son stars with CARD when he was 3 yrs old and is 20 yrs old now. When diagnosed in a different…read morestate we were told Caleb would have to be institutionalized when he was 16 or so. We began aggressive ABA therapy and Caleb might be able to live independently soon. Every problem and issue we bring to light is taken care of as a team. We are consistent in all contacts with our son. At 3 yrs old Caleb would have 3+ hour tantrums, was echolalic, and no eye contact. CARD has been instrumental in his progress. While we have had little blips in the road (schedules that need to be adjusted, etc) overall my family is very thankful to CARD and their services. We have had so many therapists over the years - too many to thank, and it was good Becca use Caleb had to adapt to change. Our supervisor, Torie, is doing and excellent job in preparing Caleb to live independently. ABA therapy and CARD services is a team sport, meaning there must be consistency throughout the persons life...school, home, grandparents, etc. For the record our son is diagnosed with moderate to severe autism with ID.

Great school. Teachers are very attentive to the kids and love that they listen to parents. I…read moremyself have had a couple of hiccups that were rectified promptly. My kids will probably stay here throughout High School. With armed security who is always around, it feels safe. My only issue is the inconsiderate parents. You know who you are. 1. Do Not Enter signs mean exactly that. 2. Cones are posted on the parking spots for a reason. 3. Stop blocking the sidewalk. You can call each other instead of pretending to be friends who haven't seen each other in years. 4. Its chaotic picking up kids, get your kid and go. Yes we know you are special, you have to have a discussion with the teacher. Make an appointment. 5. Slow down in the dirt lot. I honestly don't care that we are in a Christian School, you're gonna get cussed out. 6. Learn how to navigate a 4 way stop. End of rant. Go warriors.

We've had our kids here for over 20 years. The education and environment are great!…read more The teachers have always been dedicated and loving to the kids. There isn't anywhere else we'd have our boys. There are lots of opportunities for extra-curricular sports and arts as well!

We have had such a wonderful experience at Little Steps Montessori. Finding a team you trust is…read moreeverything, and Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Jennifer are truly the dream team. They strike the perfect balance between structured Montessori learning and genuine, heartfelt care. My kids are not only hitting new developmental milestones, but they are also genuinely excited to walk through the door every morning. We couldn't ask for better mentors for our children!

I don't know where to start to let you know how appreciate I am of this school. My son started…read morehere when he was 2 1/2, he had a speech delay and was very shy. I explained my concerns to Ms. Jennifer, and she assured me that she would help him. I was not disappointed with there work he now leaves this school a very talkative outgoing little boy I will be for ever grateful with all the teachers. Would definitely recommend!!!!

My son has been attending Leaps and Bounds for about a year now, and I can honestly say it's been…read moresuch a positive experience for our family. The front staff at the Norco location are always incredibly helpful, patient, and welcoming. I tend to ask a million questions, and they never make me feel like a bother, they always take the time to make sure my schedule is taken care of and that I have everything I need. The facility itself is clean, well-maintained, and very organized. Everyone we've encountered has been friendly, professional, and truly invested in the kids they work with. It gives me peace of mind knowing my son is in such a supportive and positive space. I would highly recommend Leaps and Bounds to any parent looking for services like PT, OT, speech therapy, or any specialized support for their child. We've had nothing but a great experience!

I have had mostly positive experiences with other therapists; however, my experience with Courtney…read moreWyman was disappointing. I felt that she did not allow enough time for my child to transition and adjust before ending the session, and her manner felt rushed and harsh. As a parent, I suggested that next time my child be given a brief moment to finish cleaning up the toys, especially since there were still five minutes scheduled for parent discussion, which were not used. She did not acknowledge this suggestion and instead stated that she needed to end the session because she had another patient. At that time, our session had not yet ended, and there were still approximately three minutes remaining in the parent discussion period. I explained that allowing less than 30 seconds to clean up helps prevent triggering my child, as children on the spectrum can be very sensitive to abrupt transitions. Unfortunately, her response and facial expression felt cold and dismissive, which made the interaction uncomfortable. I was disappointed by this experience, as I expected a higher level of patience and understanding from a professional working in this field. Effective therapy requires flexibility, empathy, and collaboration with parents, and I did not feel those qualities were demonstrated during this session.

Please make sure that your student here sees the college counselor regularly (sometimes they're not…read morealways correct) and also go see a counselor at the future 4 year college to make sure they are taking the correct courses for their major. Your kiddo may say I'm young and I'm not sure what major but I suggest they choose a major, follow the path and if they want to change later then switch. Keep in mind that some majors do not have any lower division GE courses at Norco College and your student may be torturing themselves through college classes that are not needed.

Great place for student learning. You will see students engaged in learning not only in classrooms…read morebut out in halls. Campus is clean and kept up. JFKMC is a 10th-12th grade school that looks to offer college course for the students while attending high school. Students have the potential to graduate with both their high school diploma, as well as their AA degree. There is There is a more open atmosphere and attitude of college bound and participating students. As their school points out they are large in student population for a Middle College, but small on the high school side of things. This a school set up for motivated students and looks to cater to those who would take the oportunity to succeed in both high school and college level course for minimal costs.

It's a great organization and the founder is excellent. The organization helps people to live…read moreAutism in a positive way.

From the owner:  [I Know Autism Foundation] is committed to inspiring and supporting individuals with autism…read morethrough motivational speaking, focusing on critical issues such as suicide prevention, substance abuse awareness, and violence prevention. Our mission is to provide hope, guidance, and solutions to help autistic individuals navigate challenges, build resilience, and develop a positive outlook on life

The school environment is very unprofessional. Many staff members spend more time gossiping than…read moredoing their jobs. Mrs. P ( Priscila Harp) -- as she's known -- is particularly rude and disrespectful. She works in special education and has a reputation across the district for being one of the most unpleasant teachers. She often acts superior to others and treats staff and paraeducators poorly. On top of that, she frequently gossips with coworkers during class time instead of focusing on students. Even some of the other teachers engage in inappropriate, flirty behavior and constant gossiping. CNUSD really needs to address these issues and hold staff accountable!

A good school really awesome teachers very helpful staff! And the after school program is very…read morehelpful and Miss G is extremely kind and good with kids It's a free program and I am very fortunate. Miss G has looked over my son like a Angel And the school Nurse I think my kid makes excuses just to see her! I am very fortunate to have The school teachers and loving staff! And Miss G and the school Nurse No where on earth do I think they can have such a loving school with such good people watching over your kids!

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.