Join Our Team
The Creekside School is currently hiring creative, experienced and passionate professionals to join our team. These are highly collaborative position that are ideal for someone who can utilize their leadership abilities and creativity to help students achieve their highest potential.
Join Our Team
The Creekside School is currently hiring creative, experienced and passionate professionals to join our team. These are highly collaborative position that are ideal for someone who can utilize their leadership abilities and creativity to help students achieve their highest potential.
📅 Sunday, April 26, 2026
⏰4:00 PM-6:30 PM
📍 Louis B. Mayer Auditorium
Mark your calendars. The magic is coming back to the stage!
We can’t wait to see you at the BETTER TOGETHER 2026, a talent showcase and community celebration for Creekside students!
After an electrifying performance last year, we are honored to announce that America’s Got Talent Winner Kodi Lee is back by popular demand! He will be joined by our returning host, the energetic Golden State Warriors Emcee, Franco Finn, for an unforgettable afternoon of talent, shared joy, music, and support for all our students.
Doors open at 3:00PM and the Main Program starts at 4:00PM. Join us early for beverages and light bites,
and explore our community tables and Mystery Bag booth!
Every ticket you purchase and moment you share with us supports Creekside’s mission to provide an irreplaceable home, lifelong belonging, and educational resources for students living with profound autism.
Each day, students take skills they are learning in the classroom and practice them in the community.
Community-Based Instruction (CBI) is an integral part of life at Creekside.
Our students' reading efforts in class are reinforced when they go out into the community and practice following signs to a doctor's office, scan a menu, and read product labels to distinguish between a bottle of shampoo from a bottle of conditioner.
They observe behaviors and learn what is acceptable and what is not. They practice identifying community helpers like police, firefighters, teachers and bus drivers.
CBI activities include volunteering at local organizations, recreational field trips, and functional outings such as trips to the grocery store, post office, and gas station.
And conversely, our students' outings into the community offer the general public an opportunity to interact with people with special needs, and see that they are capable individuals making positive contributions to their community.