Large Secluded Campus
The campus encompasses
6.51 acres on one parcel (APN 2164007900) and is bordered by Corbin Avenue to
the east, Jumilla Avenue to the west, residential development to the south, and
an orange grove to the north across Collier Street.
San Fernando Valley's Premiere Charter School
Providing a safe and engaging experience for everyone. A campus that is creating a welcoming and comfortable environment for families to enjoy. A vibrant and exciting destination for children and families to play, relax, and connect and learn.
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The school campus is nestled in a lush green valley neighborhood surrounded by a serene neighborhood. The main building is a grand, brick historic structure with intricate architectural details. The campus is dotted with colorful gardens, shady trees, and well-manicured lawns. Students can be seen lounging on benches, studying under the shade of a tree, or playing soccer on the expansive grassy fields. The campus also features modern facilities such as state-of-the-art classrooms, science labs, and a library with floor-to-ceiling windows that offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Overall, the school campus is a serene and picturesque setting that inspires learning and creativity.
01. Sports Court
06. Sensory Garden
05. Organic Edible Garden
02. Outdoor Classroom
03. State of the Art Classrooms
04. Vibrant Outdoor Spaces
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The CHIME Institute, a nonprofit organization established in 1990, is a national leader in the development and implementation of a unique model of inclusive education.
Through collaboration with educators, and community partners, CHIME PD provides resources, training, and ongoing support to help schools create a culture of inclusion where all students feel valued and supported. By promoting best practices in inclusive education, CHIME PD aims to improve outcomes for students with disabilities and create a more equitable and inclusive educational system for all students.
The CHIME Infant and Toddler Programs in operation since 1991 provide center- and home-based services to families with young children (birth to 3 years of age) who are at risk for or who have existing developmental problems.
The CHIME Institute Preschool Inclusion Program is unique in its provision of a multidisciplinary, developmentally appropriate programming and support for inclusion in a general education setting for children with disabilities.