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TASK’s 2nd Annual Family Fun Day and Resource Fair Leads to New Partnerships
and Raises More Than $10,000By Elena Arrojo, Manager, Communications and Development
SUMMER WORKSHOPS 2019 | JULY/AUGUST/SEPTEMBER | taskca.org
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the development of pre-vocational skills, social skills and coping mechanisms through craft-making and gardening. These activities are therapeutic but also valuable assessment opportunities for identifying sensory and motor issues. Life’s Toolbox set up craft and planting stations where children (with help from their parents) could make Mother’s Day cards and gifts. It’s because of the love and dedication of their moms that so many of our kids get the support they need. Mothers comprise 90% of TASK’s clientele.
TASK’s 2nd Annual Family Fun Day and Resource Fair on Saturday, April 26th was a success, with
more than 40 exhibitors and 375 attendees. With sponsorships from Southern California Gas, The Law Offices of Susan A. Katzen, Esq., CalOptima and numerous for-profit vendors, TASK raised more than $10,000. Families learned about local nonprofit programs, supports and disability-centered service providers while enjoying music, food truck offerings, family entertainment and an accessible playground.
This year, TASK was excited to partner with Life’s Toolbox, an Orange County-based nonprofit founded by Dr. Annette Hatala, an occupational therapist who offers life skills classes for teens, young adults and veterans. Dr. Hatala’s classes and workshops promote
Back row (left to right) Miranda Calzada, Diamond Williams, Meriah Martin, Brianna Gamo, Alejandra Contreras (kneeling), Valaree Garcia, Dave YuFront row (left to right) TASK Executive Director, Mario Haug, Marin Guerrero, Jessica Woody, and Dr. Annette Hatala, Founder, Life’s Toolbox
Family making crafts together at Life’s Toolbox station
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3040 Saturn St., #103, Brea, CA 92821taskca.org | (866) 828-8275
Highlights from TASK’s 2nd Annual
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WE’VE MOVED!In May, after more than 30 years at our Anaheim location at Cerritos and Anaheim Blvd., TASK moved to a new office location in Brea. Make an appointment for an Assistive Technology consult or sign up for a TASK Brea workshop and check out our new space!
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SPECIAL EDUCATION
EARLY INTERVENTIONAPPsolute Fun: Apps for Early LearningThis session will introduce and demonstrate iPad applications that help facilitate early learning. These willinclude preschool apps, early language and literacy, fine motor skills and much more. Join us for a fast-paced, fun-filled workshop.
CLASS DATE LOCATIONTues., July 30, 2019, 4 – 6 pm Oceanside Public Library (San Diego County)Thurs., Aug. 15, 2019, 10 am – 12 pm Parents’ Place (Los Angeles County)
Early Intervention and Transition Services at Age ThreeThis workshop provides a detailed overview of early intervention and transition services at age three to familiesand professionals who serve infants and toddlers with disabilities. It also includes information about procedural safeguards and tips and pointers for a successful transition.
CLASS DATE LOCATIONFri., Aug. 23, 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK Brea (Orange County)
Assessment ProcessThis workshop provides an overview of the importance of parent input and ways to ensure that all the child’s needs are being considered when determining appropriate services and placement options.
CLASS DATES LOCATIONTues., July 9, 2019, 9:30 – 11 am Parents’ Place (Los Angeles County)Wed., July 10, 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK Brea (Orange County)Wed., July 17, 2019, 5:30 – 7:30 pm Magnolia Park FRC (Orange County)Tues., Aug. 6, 2019, 9:30 am – 11am Parents’ Place (Los Angeles County)Wed., Aug. 14, 2019, 2 – 4 pm TASK San Diego (San Diego County)
TASK workshops are offered free of charge to families and professionals. Register for a workshop online through our online calendar at www.taskca.org or call the workshop location directly (see page 10). TASK can also come to you! Parent groups and agencies in Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Diego and Imperial counties can request TASK workshops be offered in English or Spanish at their own facilities. Call (866) 828-8275 or email [email protected] for more information. NOTE: Workshops begin promptly at the scheduled time. There is no admittance for latecomers arriving more than 15 minutes after the scheduled start time. Workshops are for adults only unless otherwise stated.
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Basic Rights and ResponsibilitiesThis workshop provides an overview of the basic rights and protections under IDEA, a brief overview of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, and an explanation of record keeping and the assessment process.
CLASS DATE LOCATIONTues., July 2, 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK San Diego (San Diego County)Wed., July 10, 2019, 10 am – 12 pm TASK Brea (Orange County)Wed., Sept. 18, 2019, 12 – 2 pm TASK San Diego (San Diego County)
Navigating IEPsThis workshop provides an overview of the rights and protections under IDEA and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, the value of record keeping, the assessment process, timelines and other legal components of the IEP, including goals and objectives. Communication techniques are interspersed throughout the workshop.
CLASS DATES LOCATIONTues., Aug. 6, 2019, 9 – 11am TASK San Diego (San Diego County)Tues., Aug. 20, 2019, 9:30 – 11:30 am Parents’ Place (Los Angeles County)Wed., Sept. 4, 2019, 5:30 – 7:30 pm Magnolia Park FRC (Orange County)Tues., Sept.10, 2019, 9:30 – 11:30 am Parents’ Place (Los Angeles County)Wed., Sept. 11, 2019 , 9 – 11 am TASK Brea (Orange County)Fri., Sept. 20, 2019 , 9:30 am – 12 pm TASK Alhambra (Los Angeles County)Wed., Sept. 25, 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK Riverside (Riverside County)Sat., Sept. 28, 2019 9:30 am – 12 pm Parents’ Place (Los Angeles County)
Journey through AdolescenceThis presentation will provide parents with basic information about the changes that puberty and adolescence bring to every child, including their son or daughter. The information is intended to help participants feel more comfortable and confident as they help their children safely navigate healthy lifestyles, healthy relationships and social inclusion of youth with disabilities. This workshop is appropriate for parents of primary and middle school students.
CLASS DATE LOCATIONFri., Sept. 27, 2019, 9:30 – 11:30 am TASK Alhambra (Los Angeles County)
Tips and Tricks for Getting and Keeping a Job:An Interactive Workshop for TeensJoin us to learn skills to be successfully employed! This interactive workshop will help teens and young adults learn tools to find a job, keep a job, self-advocate while on the job, and communicate and practice social etiquette.
CLASS DATE LOCATIONTues., Aug. 6, 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK Brea (Orange County)
MIDDLE SCHOOL & ADULT TRANSITION
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Transition to Adult ServicesFocuses on the development of the Individual Transition Plan (ITP) and the transition process from school to adult services. Explains other system criteria and application process, i.e.: Social Security Administration, Department of Rehabilitation and Regional Center. Discusses supports for the individual to live independently and productively within the community. Positive communication techniques are interspersed throughout the workshop.
CLASS DATE LOCATIONWed., July 31, 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK Riverside (Riverside County) Fri., Aug. 23, 2019, 9:30 am – 12 pm TASK Alhambra (Los Angeles County)
Transition to Middle SchoolTransitions can be filled with anticipation and questions about what happens next. This workshop will guide parents and professionals on the ins and outs of what you can be doing now to prepare for middle school, as well as tips and strategies that can be used once students make the transition.
CLASS DATE LOCATIONWed., July 10, 2019, 12 – 2 pm TASK San Diego (San Diego County)Wed., Aug. 7, 2019, 10 am – 12 pm, TASK Brea (Orange County)Wed., Aug. 28, 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK Riverside (Riverside County)
APPtastic Adventures: Fun and Educational Apps for Special EducationIn this workshop, we will introduce some wonderful applications that can be used on iDevices for childrenwith special needs. Some of the applications discussed and demonstrated will include early learning, reading, interactive books, writing, spelling, fine motor skills and much more. Join us for a fun, fast-paced workshop. (Prior technology and iDevice knowledge is recommended but not required.)
CLASS DATES LOCATIONTues., July 16, 2019, 4 – 6 pm Oceanside Public Library (San Diego County)Thurs., Sept. 12, 2019, 9:30 am – 12 pm TASK Brea (Orange County)Mon., Sept. 16, 2019, 9:30 - 11:30 am TASK San Diego (San Diego County)
AT 101This workshop provides information on the laws as they pertain to assistive technology, the AT evaluation process, and some ideas for writing AT into the IEP. It also includes a brief introduction to the various types of AT available.
CLASS DATES LOCATIONFri., Aug. 16, 2019, 9:30 – 11:30 am TASK Alhambra (Los Angeles County)
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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
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SPECIAL TOPICS
AT for Autism and Other DisabilitiesWe will introduce technology specifically related to disorders on the autism spectrum and for those with developmental disabilities, including software and apps with the following focus areas: video modeling, social skills, life skills, vocabulary building, language development, communication, interpreting emotions and more. We will offer many solutions from low tech interventions to high tech AAC devices.
CLASS DATES LOCATIONThurs., July 11, 2019, 9 am – 12 pm UCP San Diego Assistive Technology Center (San Diego County)Sat., Aug. 24, 2019, 9:30 am – 12 pm Parents’ Place (Los Angeles County)Wed., Sept. 4, 2019, 9:30 am – 12 pm Family Focus Resource Center (Los Angeles County)
Bullying Prevention: What Parents Need to KnowThis workshop was developed by PACER’S National Bullying Prevention Center. It is intended for parents and professionals to explore the dynamics of bullying so they can learn what to do and help children address the issue. Topics consist of: who is bullied; why children are bullied; the role schools play; laws and policies; and bullying prevention strategies.
CLASS DATES LOCATIONTues., Sept. 10, 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK San Diego (San Diego County)
LET’S TALK LOW TECH AACA Workshop Series
Many personnel work directly with individuals but are unfamiliar with simple communication options that are available. Let’s Talk Low Tech is a program that will train professionals in the disabilities community who work with persons with complex communication needs, parents are welcome to attend. Training will focus on the benefits of low tech augmentative and alternative communication (AAC).
FOUR WORKSHOPS IN THE SERIES INCLUDE: 1. Let’s Talk Low Tech: AAC Basics includes a thor-ough explanation of augmentative and alternative communication, types of AAC (i.e. communication cards and books, single and multiple button commu-nicators), an explanation of various communication symbols. Examples of low and mid tech AAC will be shown, including hands-on trials.
2. Thinking Outside the AAC Box includes next steps, implementation strategies, ideas, tips and tricks and key terms. We will briefly introduce different commu-nication layouts like PODD (Pragmatic Organization Dynamic Display) and LAMP (Language Access through Motor Planning), as well as other options. Core and fringe vocabulary, PECS and Aided Language Support will also be discussed. Hands-on activities and practice with different AAC systems will be included.
3. AAC Make and Take: Participants will be guided through creating two different low-tech AAC systems in this fun, hands-on workshop. We will review what to include when creating a low tech AAC system, and share other low-tech “do-it-yourself” assistive technol-ogy and communication options as well as some great FREE AAC resources.
4. The Benefits of Low Tech Assistive Technology is a new workshop featuring different types of low tech items. Subjects include sensory items, behavior sup-ports, reading and writing supports, adapted toys and games as well as aids for daily living. Do-it-yourself items will be shown, and there will be a hands-on por-tion where participants will “make and take” an item.
1. Let’s Talk Low Tech: AAC Basics Thurs., Aug. 22, 9:30 am – 12:00 pm
2. AAC Outside the Box Thurs., Aug. 29, 9:30 am – 12:00 pm
3. AAC Make and TakeThurs., Sept. 19, 9:30 am – 12:00 pm
4. The Benefits of Low Tech Assistive TechnologyThurs., Sept. 26, 9:30 am – 12:00 pm
Space is limited. Registration required. Participants MUST ATTEND Workshops 1 and 2 in order to attend Workshop 3.TASK Brea, 3040 Saturn St., #103, Brea, CA 92821Register online or by calling (866) 828-8275.
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EDUCACIÓN ESPECIAL
INTERVENCIÓN TEMPRANAIntervención Temprana y Servicios de Transición a la Edad de Tres AñosEste taller ofrece una descripción detallada de intervención temprana y de los servicios de transición a los tres años a las familias y los profesionales que trabajan con bebés y niños pequeños con discapacidades. También incluye información sobre garantías procesales y puntos y sugerencias para una transición exitosa.
FECHA DE CLASE UBICACIÓNmier., 24 de jul. 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK Brea (condado de Orange)
Derechos Básicos y ResponsabilidadesEste taller provee una descripción general de los derechos y protecciones básicos bajo IDEA, una breve descripción de la Sección 504 de la Ley de Rehabilitación y una explicación del mantenimiento de registros y el proceso de evaluación.
FECHAS DE CLASE UBICACIÓNmar., 16 de jul. 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK San Diego (condado de San Diego)vier., 27 de sept. 2019, 12 – 2 pm TASK San Diego (condado de San Diego)
Los talleres se ofrecen gratuitamente a familias y profesionales. Regístrese para un taller en línea a través de nues-tro calendario en línea en www.taskca.org o llame directamente a la ubicación del taller (vea la página 10). TASK también puede llegar a usted! Los grupos de padres y agencias en Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Diego e Imperial pueden solicitar talleres de TASK en inglés o español en sus propios locales. Llame al (866) 828-8275 o envíe un correo electrónico a [email protected] para más información. NOTA: Los talleres comienzan con prontitud a la hora programada. Por respeto a nuestros asistentes, no habrá entrada para los que lleguen más de 15 minutos tarde. Los talleres son sólo para adultos, a menos que se indique lo contrario.
• TASK has a menu of more than 35 workshops.
• Workshops are free of charge.
• TASK can come to you!
Call today to have TASK present to your group in your community.
taskca.org | (866) 828-8275
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Navegando IEPsUn resumen general de los derechos y protecciones bajo la ley IDEA y la Sección 504 de la Ley de Rehabilitación Vocacional, el valor del mantenimiento de archivos, el proceso de evaluación, líneas de tiempo y otros componentes legales del IEP, incluyendo metas y objetivos. Técnicas de comunicación son entremezcladas a lo largo del taller.
FECHAS DE CLASE UBICACIÓNvier., 19 de jul. 2019, 9:30 am – 12 pm TASK Alhambra (condado de Los Angeles)mar., 23 de jul. 2019, 9:30 am – 12 pm Parents’ Place (condado de Los Angeles)vier., 2 de agosto 2019, 9:30 am – 12 pm TASK Alhambra (condado de Los Angeles)mar., 20 de agosto 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK San Diego (condado de San Diego)vier., 6 de sept. 2019, 9:30 am – 12 pm TASK Alhambra (condado de Los Angeles)lun., 23 de sept. 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK Riverside (condado de Riverside)mar., 24 de sept. 2019, 9:30 – 11:30 am Parents’ Place (condado de Los Angeles)
Proceso de EvaluaciónSe da una descripción de la importancia en la opinión de los padres y las maneras de asegurar que todas las necesidades del niño sean consideradas cuando se determinan los servicios apropiados y las opciones de colocación.
FECHA DE CLASE UBICACIÓNvier., 26 de jul. 2019, 9:30 – 11:30 am TASK Alhambra (condado de Los Angeles)mier., 7 de agosto 2019, 5:30 – 7:30 pm Magnolia Park FRC (condado de Orange)juev., 29 de agosto 2019 , 2 – 4 pm TASK San Diego (condado de San Diego)mier., 25 de sept. 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK Brea (condado de Orange)
Transición a la Escuela IntermediaTransiciones pueden llenarse con anticipación y preguntas sobre lo que sucede a continuación. Este taller guía a padres y profesionales sobre los detalles de lo que pueden estar haciendo ahorita para prepararse para la escuela intermedia, así como consejos y estrategias que pueden usarse una vez que los estudiantes hacen la transición.
FECHA DE CLASE UBICACIÓNjuev., 18 de jul. 2019, 12 – 2 pm TASK San Diego (condado de San Diego)lun. 26 de agosto 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK Riverside (condado de Riverside)
Transición a Servicios de Adultos Se enfoca en el desarrollo del Plan de Transición Individualizado (ITP) y el proceso de transición de la escuela a los servicios de adultos. Explica el criterio de otros sistemas y el proceso de aplicación, i.e. la Administración del Seguro Social, Departamento de Rehabilitación, y el Centro Regional. Se discuten los apoyos para que el individuo pueda vivir independientemente y productivamente en la comunidad. Técnicas de comunicación son intercambiadas a través del taller.
FECHAS DE CLASE UBICACIÓNlun., 29 de jul. 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK Riverside (condado de Riverside)
TRANSICIÓN DE LA ESCUELA SECUNDARIA Y DE ADULTOS
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TECNOLOGÍA DE ASISTENCIAAPPsolutamente Divertido: Aplicaciones para el Aprendizaje Temprano Esta sesión presentará y demostrará aplicaciones de iPad que ayudan a facilitar el aprendizaje temprano. Estas incluirán aplicaciones preescolares, lenguaje y alfabetización temprana, habilidades de motricidad fina y mucho más. Únase a nosotros para un taller rápido y lleno de diversión.
FECHA DE CLASE UBICACIÓNmier., 28 de agosto 2019, 9:30 am – 12 pm TASK Brea (condado de Orange)
Aventuras APPtasticas: Aplicaciones Divertidas y Educacionales para la Educación EspecialEn este taller presentaremos algunas aplicaciones maravillosas que pueden ser usadas en iDevices para niños con necesidades especiales. Algunas de las aplicaciones que se mostraran incluirán aprendizaje temprano, lectura, libros interactivos, escritura, deletrear, habilidades de motricidad fina y mucho más. Acompáñenos a un taller divertido y de paso rápido. (Conocimiento de iDevices y tecnología es recomendado pero no es requerido.)
FECHAS DE CLASE UBICACIÓNmar., 17 de sept. 2019, 9 - 11 am TASK San Diego (condado de San Diego)
Tecnología de Asistencia para Autismo y Otras DiscapacidadesPresentaremos tecnología específicamente relacionada con trastornos en el espectro del autismo y para aquellos con discapacidades del desarrollo, incluyendo programas de computadora y aplicaciones con las siguientes áreas de enfoque: modelado de video, habilidades sociales, habilidades para la vida, desarrollo de vocabulario, desarrollo del lenguaje, comunicación, interpretación de emociones y más. Ofreceremos muchas soluciones desde intervenciones de baja tecnología hasta dispositivos AAC de alta tecnología.
FECHA DE CLASE UBICACIÓNmier., 4 de sept. 2019, 9:30 am – 12 pm Family Focus Resource Center (condado de Los Angeles)
Prevención de Bullying: Lo Que los Padres Tienen Que SaberEste taller fue desarrollado por el National Bullying Prevention Center de PACER. Está dirigido a padres y profesionales para explorar las dinámicas de la intimidación y así poder aprender qué hacer y cómo ayudar a los niños a hacer frente a esta situación. Temas consisten en: ¿a quién le hacen bully; por qué a los niños les hacen bully; el papel que desempeña las escuelas; leyes y pólizas; y estrategias de prevención de bullying.
FECHA DE CLASE UBICACIÓNmar., 24 de sept. 2019, 9 – 11 am TASK San Diego (condado de San Diego)
TEMAS ESPECIALES
Para registrarse para un taller de TASK, por favor visite taskca.org o llame
directamente a la ubicación del taller.
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LOS ANGELES COUNTY:• Family Focus Resource Center – 43210 Gingham Ave., Lancaster, CA 93535, (661) 945-9598
• Parents’ Place – 1500 S. Hyacinth Ave., Suite B, West Covina, CA 91791, (626) 919-1091 or visit
parentsplacefrc.com
• TASK Alhambra – 1000 S. Fremont Ave., Bldg. A-6, Lower Level, Family Resource Conference Room,
Alhambra, CA 91803, (626) 300-1043
ORANGE COUNTY:• Magnolia Park Family Resource Center – 11402 Magnolia St., Garden Grove, CA 92841,
(714) 530-7617 (child care provided)
• TASK Brea – 3040 Saturn St., #103, Brea, CA 92821 (866) 828-8275
RIVERSIDE COUNTY:• Community Access and Disability Center, TASK Riverside – 6848 Magnolia Ave., Ste. 150,
Riverside, CA 92506, (951) 328-1200
SAN DIEGO COUNTY: • Oceanside Public Library – 330 North Coast Highway, Oceanside, CA 92045, (760) 735-5600
• TASK San Diego – 3845 Spring Dr., Room 21, Spring Valley, CA 91978, (619) 282-0846
• UCP San Diego Assistive Technology Center – 8665 Gibbs Dr., Ste. 100, San Diego, CA 92123,
(866) 828-8275
WORKSHOP LOCATIONS
To register for a TASK workshop, visit taskca.org and sign up through the TASK
calendar, or call the workshop location directly.
MAJOR FUNDING FOR TASK IS PROVIDED BY:United States Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs
California Department of EducationDepartment of Developmental Services, Disparity Funds
Disability Communication FundOrange County Social Services Agency
PROGRAMS IN LONG BEACH ARE SUPPORTED IN PART BY: The Rudolph J. and Daphne A. Munzer Foundation
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A new relationship with Karen Donnelly, a faculty member in Stanbridge University’s Occupational Therapy program, brought Stanbridge student volunteers to our TASK event. These hardworking
students applied their OT knowledge and skills at the Life’s Toolbox station, helping parents understand the various assessments involved in the activities so that they could be more engaged observers when working with their kids at home. Stanbridge University offers degrees in nursing and allied health and promotes student engagement in the local community through volunteerism. By involving students in community service, the school hopes to direct students’ attention to others, cultivate compassion and better prepare them for future service professions.
Another exciting addition to this year’s event was a partnership with the Kohl’s Cares program. With the support of Kohl’s managers Jackie Magallan and Sabrina Lopez, who coordinated the involvement of their employees, ten Kohl’s staff members from the Tustin and Huntington Beach Kohl’s stores volunteered their time to support TASK and people with disabilities. Thank you, Kohl’s, for lending a hand to TASK!
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From left to right, Kohl’s team members Irlanda Medina, Jackie Magallan, Andrea Ortiz, TASK Exec. Dir., Mario Haug, Gillian English, Vanz Isaacs-Yearwood, and Maria Pecheco de Rico
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TECH Connection
Do you have a child or adult consumer that needs to practice communication, social, or life skills? Come join the fun!
TECH Connection is designed for consumers with special needs ages 12 and up. Each month we have a different focus area. Topics include: Social Communication, Healthy Habits, Safety, Community Skills, Listening Skills, Figurative Speech, Disaster Preparedness, Money skills, Setting Personal Boundaries, and more. All lessons are reinforced by using related iPad applications, computers, interactive games, etc.
JULY 17 • AUG. 21 • SEPT. 18 ALL TIMES: 4 pm - 5:30 pmTASK - 3040 Saturn St., #103, Brea, CA 92821
This program is free with a $35 annual donation.
Call the TECH Center at (714) 533-8275 or email [email protected] forregistration forms and information. Pre-Registration is REQUIRED.
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PERMIT # 4603040 Saturn St., #103Brea, CA 92821
GUIDANCE | EDUCATION | SUPPORT
Need help navigating the special education process or related services?
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