Best Literacy Program Fresno Near Me

4worldlovers:
Sandra Flores has over 20-years of experience working in the community. Ms. Flores was appointed the first program director of the Fresno County Preterm Birth Initiative, a collaborative effort to reduce the number of babies born prematurely in Fresno County. Ms. Flores is a Fresno native and has spent her life’s work on improving the quality of life among children and families. Ms. Flores is now taking the next step as Chief Executive Officer of Reading and Beyond. Because of her passion to bring change to her community, she has also served on several major boards and committees, including the Transform Fresno Outreach and Oversite Committee, and was appointed to the Child Care & Development Local Planning Council by the County of Fresno, Board of Supervisors.

4worldlovers:
At the orientation, you'll find out how Kumon's unique approach to learning can help your kids:

Master math and reading, often helping them earn their best grades ever

Your child/children will complete an assessment that will give you:

4worldlovers: The purpose of this Fresno Unified special education program is to provide training, support, and an educational program to individuals with developmental disabilities ages 18 to 22 years with the goal being to have the students become as independent as possible.

Along with meeting eligibility criteria, students must have a current IEP with an ALPS program placement and a current transition plan.

Student must live within Fresno Unified School District, follow Fresno Unified student rules, and have the ability to stay on task/stay with the class.

Our educational staff consists of highly qualified, professional, caring, NCLB compliant teachers, community based para educators, and moderate/severe para educators.

We collaborate with community agencies such as CVRC, Resources for Independence, and Department of Rehab support students’ transition from our program into their post-educational life.

In order to teach skills in the areas below, we utilize the Unique curriculum as well as supplemental instructional materials such as: 411 – Disability Disclosure; A 5-is-against-the-law; Transition to Adult Living guide, Cal Fresh Nutrition Educational program, and various community presenters. We also have a Winter Formal dance for students, a spring transition carnival (where several after 22 programs come and present information to our students), and a Transition ceremony at the end of the school year for our students who are aging out of our program.