Best School House Anaheim Near Me

4worldlovers: The goal of the Montessori House of Children is to educate the whole person and prepare or aid the child for life.

The environment is a means of development and an instrument to build the child’s personality.

Montessori House of Children pupils/students are self directed, confident, independent, respect themselves, respect others and the environment.

The Montessori House of Children envision where each child develops independently according to his/her own pace to his/her fullest potential.

“…when I was looking for a school for my daughter I did not have to think long before enrolling her at Montessori House of Children.”

4worldlovers: The goal of the School Ten Program is to provide our clients high quality counseling, education and rehabilitation services for substance abuse and to help the individual learn and apply healthy methods of dealing with life and becoming a productive, sober member of their family and community.

School Ten, Inc.'s California State licensed DUI program course is thought-provoking and challenging. You will learn about the serious legal ramifications of driving while impaired, become familiar with the psychological reasons behind this dangerous combination and, importantly, you will be given strategies, tools and insights that will help you avoid this problem in the future.

Have you or someone you know been arrested for Driving Under the Influence? Please don't hesitate to contact us. We are here to help.

The DUI MAT Integration/Outreach Project is a pilot project developed by California's Department of Health Care Services to address the opioid crisis in the State of California. The purpose of the program is to reach DUI Program participants who may have an unmet need in receiving treatment for opioid and other possible dependencies.

4worldlovers: The Mother Colony House was one of the first buildings constructed in Anaheim, which had its beginnings in 1857. Classified as an American Territorial style cottage, it is built of redwood and consists of 3 small rooms. The single gable roof, with its decorative roof crest, has a flaring eave which fully covers the front porch. The addition at the rear was added in the 1870s.

George Hansen, a Los Angeles surveyor, was hired as the Superintendent of the Los Angeles Vineyard Society, a group of fifty German colonists who joined together to establish the town of Anaheim in 1857. Hansen, who built this house for his own home and office, is known today as the "Father of Anaheim."

After George Hansen, several families inhabited the house, including Señora Vicenta Sepulveda de Carrillo, widow of 2 prominent Californios, Tomas Yorba and Ramon Carrillo. Señora Carrillo purchased the house in 1872. Twelve years later Frederick Ruhmann, a popular saloon owner fondly known as "Five Cent Fritz," bought the house. In 1929, the Mother Colony House was saved from demolition and deeded to the Mother Colony Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. They moved it from its original location at the corner of Los Angeles (now Anaheim Boulevard) and Cypress Streets to its present site at 414 North West Street. Marie Horstmann Dwyer generously donated the land and for twenty years the Daughters of the American Revolution used the house for their meeting place. Her husband, J.J. Dwyer, created an endowment fund to preserve the House for future generations.