Best Management School Burbank Near Me

4worldlovers: I want to first start off and say I wanted to become a LVN for a very long time now. I finally begin my search for schools about a year before I had started school. The schools that I visited though out that year was some pretty name brand schools but they really did not make you feel very welcoming. I was actually told by one of my colleague at work about this school. I was very hesitant about calling since I was not aware of the school, but when I called and talked with one of the staff members she was very friendly and provided me with a lot of information. When I first walked into CES college, I felt this warm feeling inside, literally like I was at home. The staff was very friendly and attentive. I immediately went home and told my husband that I found the school that I wanted to go to. CES college will provide you with everything that you will need in order to succeed in the nursing world and more. All the staff want you to succeed and they help you at achieving that goal. When you are done with your school you will have the knowledge to go out and pass your NCLEX that is how much this school prepares you. From the first day of school to the last day of school you will know what you need to know. I too passed my NCLEX on the first try.


This school is wonderful. Great staff. They are very supportive and I can see their genuine want for you to succeed. I'm excited the start everything and learn more every meeting there is to come.


And btw the tuition comes with books and supplies, Including stethoscope, sphygmomanometer, penlight, and scissors.


To everyone: come join the school if you're seeking to be an LVN or in the medical profession! You will not regret it!


I passed my NCLEX VN on the first try, CES program was one of the best decisions in my professional career. I jump started from being CNA to LVN and now I'm pursuing my RN degree. After the program, I felt prepared and confident to start my journey as a professional nurse. I strongly recommend CES for anyone who is motivated, perseverant and planning on life long career. There's plenty of jobs for nurses and actually you can work in very different settings like clinics, hospitals, assistant livings or long term cares'. If you (like me) love patient care, medicine and want to have fulfilling career with a decent pay then check out CES college. Good luck and keep going!


To put it simply, I feel like this school cares about its students till the very end and even beyond when school is done and one has already obtained a job in nursing. These teachers were fantastic. It blows my mind to see how much information they have.

Best decision I've made as far as education in the medical field. Starting from the instructors to all of the staff. If you have a passion for helping others and serving in the medical field I would definitely recommend this school!

I toured CES first and ultimately came back to sign up. The friends I've made there and the guidance from the instructors were easily the best part. This is an investment into our futures and the commitment to our education is backed up by CES and their quality education and great staff.

4worldlovers:
Magnolia Park School is a regionalized Foothill SELPA program, which serves students from Burbank Unified School District, Glendale Unified School District, and La Canada Unified School District.

Magnolia Park School is a special educational program for students whose social emotional functioning is significantly impacting his or her education. Within a small, structured, therapeutic setting, students work toward achieving the academic, social, and emotional goals set forth in their Individualized Educational Program (IEP). Our mission is to assist our students in gaining coping skills for managing environmental stressors and mental health symptoms while obtaining a high school diploma.

There are two high school classrooms that provide instruction for 9-12th grade. Students are provided an opportunity to recover credits due to the flexibility of the academic programing, which allows for students to complete classes outside of the typical course of study. Credit redemption and counseling support is also provided during the ESY (Extended School Year) program, offered during summer session.

In addition to meeting academic requirements, Magnolia Park School provides school-based counseling and behavior services to high school students and their families. The program focuses on developing pro-social coping/life skills. Each student receives at minimum 60 minutes per week of both individual and group counseling and 60 to 240 minutes per month for parent counseling. The school-based counseling expands beyond outpatient counseling, which gives the clinician an opportunity to see the larger picture and address issues and challenges holistically. The clinicians at Magnolia Park School work collaboratively with teachers, behavior aides, and the Program Specialist/School Psychologist throughout the day as issues and challenges arise. This gives clinicians an opportunity to address issues immediately and in coordination with the school staff. Throughout the school day, the clinicians utilize a cognitive behavioral approach to assist students in his or her interactions in the present allowing for a more problem-solving orientation.

Additionally, Magnolia Park School incorporates creative arts and other educational programs from outside providers to help enrich the students’ learning experience and growth.

Hours during ESY (Extended School Year held in June and July):

Prior to the referral process, the school or district based IEP team agrees that the student is unable to access the school curriculum in a less restrictive environment.

The IEP teams will recommend/consider a small setting with therapeutic support. Then, the students are considered for enrollment once the home school psychologist has presented the student to the Referral to Treatment Team (RTT). The RTT must agree that the student is appropriate for the program. Once the student has been accepted, the enrollment process occurs. Often, there are visits to the campus before the student is enrolled. The IEP itself serves as a “permit” for students outside of BUSD.

-IEP team agrees that the student is unable to access the school curriculum in a less restrictive environment

-The home district presents student to the Referral to Treatment Team (RTT) at Magnolia Park School

-The RTT agrees that the student is an appropriate fit for the program

-Student must meet the special education eligibility criteria for Emotional Disturbance (ED)

-Student must have cognitive ability and academic skills within the low average to above average range