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New Vista School serves the educational and social needs of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), as well as those with similar learning differences. The school serves grades 6 through 12 and offers a 12+ year. Transition programs are also offered for young adults.
We are a private, non-profit, 501c3, WASC-accredited school serving Orange County, California. We are authorized to serve ASD students through the non-public school (NPS) option available to qualified families and school districts. Our academic and social curricula are guided by the following values: Safety, Respect, Responsibility, Initiative, Problem Solving and Resiliency.
We maximize personal achievement and foster independence through academics, social skills, self-advocacy, and community involvement.
Designed for students in grades six through 12-plus, our school promotes academic achievement and fosters independence through academics, social skills, self-advocacy, and community involvement.
Our two academic programs flow from middle through high school and while integrating the social skills so necessary for effective living.
Our transition program provides guidance for high school students and above, assisting with career searches, job training, college exploration, and work experience under the guidance of a transition specialist.
Students are shown new avenues to challenge their minds and prepare them for their adult lives while being supported and guided by professionals, parents, and educators who seek only the best for each student.
We welcome you to take a closer look at New Vista School.
Club or Organization: Art Club, Cooking Club, Media Arts, Venturing Crew
Recreational Athletic Programs: Spirit League
School Notes
WASC Accredited Social Skills Training Curriculum High School
Diploma Accommodations and Modifications as Appropriate
High-Functioning Autism special Learning Needs Transition Program
as Students Prepare for Post-Seconday Education and Success in the
Workplace Caring and Supportive Staff Zero Tolerance Drug and
Alcohol Policy Safe Environment Student Self-Advocacy Program
Organization and Study Skills Re-enforcement Now Accepting
Applications At All Grade Levels
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