Education & Special Needs

What do YOU geek? Everyone ‘geeks’ something – whether it’s engineering, superheroes or art – and the Huntington Beach Public Library supports them all. AND the Huntington Beach Public Library has so much MORE than books: five locations, public computers, free Wi-Fi, online research databases, Adult and Family...

If you are looking for a great tutoring or home-schooling program that offers your student a professional, flexible and results-oriented experience then we are the right place for you. Whether in the comfort of their home or in our facility students can work in a variety of settings that are...

There are three sub-types of ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder); primarily inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive and combined. Individuals with this disorder typically have a higher than average IQ and the sadness and frustration brought about by the inability to express this and/or behavior problems that are not under their control, becomes painful...

18 Months 6 Years Old. A low student to staff ratio, a personalized curriculum and the availability of potty training are just some of the features of the Jolin Developmental Preschool offered at Speech and Language Development Center. Two recently installed, age-appropriate playgrounds are the center of the specially designed...

Help for Brain Injured Children, Inc. (HBIC) has provided programs of academics, communication, vocation and independence to children, young adults and adults with moderate-severe, multiple disabilities since 1967. With our widely successful Day School Program, the Cleta Harder School, our Adult Day Program, “Emily’s Place University,” and summer inclusion camp,...

The process and procedures for a referral for Special Education support should lead a family to a satisfactory educational support plan designed for the specific individual needs of their child. Understanding or requesting assistance for a child/student can sometimes be confusing or misunderstood. This service can be informational, instructional or...