Summit View School is dedicated to educating young people with learning differences who possess average to superior intellectual capabilities. Recognizing the unique strengths, aptitudes, and natural gifts of each student, the program fosters academic growth, creativity, and a sense of mastery and accomplishment. A commitment to maximizing each student’s potential and performance forms the foundation of the school’s educational program.

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Super Saturday

February 11, 2019

Super Saturday

Our Super Saturday community service events were a huge success! They were feel good days for all as time and energy was devoted to helping others. We assisted close to 10 non-profits throughout the Los Angeles area! Way to go Wildcats and Eagles!!
Valley Campus Summit View Parent Association Fundraiser

September 1, 2016

Valley Campus Summit View Parent Association Fundraiser

Join us for our Valley Campus Comedy Show Fundraiser! Tickets are selling fast! This will be a one-of-a-kind fun-filled evening you will not want to miss!!! Just check out the amazing lineup!!  
Make a Donation

May 18, 2015

Make a Donation

Please consider making a gift or pledge online today. Every gift makes a difference! Thank you very much for your support and commitment to the children and faculty of Summit View. Read more...
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One in five students identified as having a learning difference will walk away from their education. The right learning environment is a critical piece in the motivation and success of a student with learning differences.
Intervention greatly improves students' chances to adapt learning strategies that will enable them to succeed in school.
Some of the biggest names in history, movies, music and sports are people who struggled in school with learning and attention issues, including Thomas Edison, Pablo Picasso, Babe Ruth, Steven Spielberg, Charles Schwab, and Muhammad Ali.
100
% of our students graduate
98
% of our students attend college

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