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Rossier Park Elementary School is a California State-certified nonpublic, nonsectarian school serving the special-education needs of students in Los Angeles and Orange County.
We strive to assist students in their return to public schools and/or successful integration into their communities, and contract with area public-school districts to provide services through our distinct program.
We serve students in grades kindergarten through seventh who have disabilities in their academic, social, emotional, and behavioral development.
Using small class sizes with one teacher and two aides per classroom, students get the individualized instruction they need to succeed.
We also offer one-on-one counseling, a behavioral support team, a physical-education coach, and speech and language therapy.
Our curriculum is based on the California State Department of Education Curriculum Framework, and were committed to educating exceptional students with an academic, behavioral, and therapeutic approach.
Rossier Park Elementary School is a California State-certified
nonpublic, nonsectarian school serving the special-education needs
of students in Los Angeles and Orange County. We strive to assist
students in their return to public schools and/or successful
integration into their communities, and contract with area
public-school districts to provide services through our distinct
program. We serve students in grades kindergarten through seventh
who have disabilities in their academic, social, emotional, and
behavioral development. Using small class sizes with one teacher
and two aides per classroom, students get the individualized
instruction they need to succeed. We also offer one-on-one
counseling, a behavioral support team, a physical-education coach,
and speech and language therapy. Our curriculum is based on the
California State Department of Education Curriculum Framework, and
were committed to educating exceptional students with an academic,
behavioral, and therapeutic approach.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
