Summit View West*

*Academic and therapeutic program for students with social and learning differences

Summit View West is a college-preparatory school for students with learning differences, ADHD, autism, and other social/emotional challenges. At our Culver City campus, the program blends academic rigor with therapeutic services and skill development. Students learn, connect, and grow in ways that prepare them for college and life.

Summit View West Helps

Specializes in supporting students with learning differences, ADHD, autism, and social/emotional challenges.

Offers integrated counseling, speech, and occupational therapy during the school day.

Features on campus work opportunities embedded into the curriculum.

Provides individualized transition planning for college and career readiness.

Overview

Summit View West is a place where academics and emotional growth go hand in hand. Our classrooms are structured to support learning while fostering communication, self-regulation, and confidence. Students benefit from small class sizes, individualized instruction, and therapeutic services woven into the school day. Technology and project-based learning make academics engaging, while field trips and extracurriculars help students build meaningful connections. At Summit View West, we prepare students for college and life by nurturing both intellect and emotional well-being.

Academics & Curriculum

Summit View West offers a rigorous academic program aligned with state standards and enriched by interactive, multisensory instruction. Students progress from foundational skills in elementary grades to advanced coursework in high school. Social-emotional learning is integrated into every subject, supported by counseling and therapeutic services. Technology tools like iPads and Smart Boards enhance engagement and provide alternative ways to access content. Our goal is to help students succeed academically while developing the social and emotional skills needed for independence.

Did You Know

Annual theater productions and art showcases spotlight student creativity.

Community service projects include fundraising for local charities and volunteering.

Many students participate in mindfulness and stress-management.

Field trips include cultural centers, museums, and environmental education programs.

College counseling includes mock interviews and essay support.

Seniors have the opportunity to attend a yearly trip to Europe.

Help Group’s We Can Work program provides opportunities for on-campus work.