Gary Fournier, a top financial advisor in California, supports the Center for Learning Unlimited (CLU), which specializes in helping students with complex learning challenges. CLU employs a relationship-based activity program to foster social skills and academic success for students with various disorders. Remarkably, 90% of CLU students reintegrate into their original schools, with 60% earning high school diplomas and 70% pursuing college degrees.

1. CENTER FOR LEARNING UNLIMITED -
REACHING OUT TO COMPLEX STUDENTS
Gary Fournier

2. INTRODUCTION
 Honored by Barron’s as one of the top financial advisors in
California, Gary Fournier manages more than $1 billion in
securities for JP Morgan in Los Angeles. Philanthropically active,
Gary Fournier contributes to the Center for Learning Unlimited
(CLU).
The CLU day school for ages K-12 specializes in teaching
students with complex learning challenges. The staff of speech
and language instructors, doctors, and psychologists encourages
self-directed learning, mastering state academic standards, and
building social skills.
One aspect of CLU’s mission is its relationship-based activity
program, intended to enhance education for students with bipolar
and attention deficit disorders, learning disabilities, and
Asperger’s syndrome.

3. CENTER FOR LEARNING UNLIMITED
 The program assists participants in making
friends, treating others with respect, and
increasing empathy. Help is available to both
those enrolled in CLU and in mainstream
schools.
The center has achieved remarkable results
with relationship-oriented interventions. Some
90 percent of CLU students return to their
original schools. Sixty percent obtain their high
school diploma, and 70 percent go on to earn a
college degree.