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Public Special Ed Program High Schools in New Jersey

Special education exists to provide a sound base of social and academic knowledge to children who have difficulty learning in the standard educational setting because of a physical, mental or cognitive disability. New Jersey has a number of public school districts that provide special education opportunities to students through unique programs and classroom integration initiatives, some of which are supported by the federal government's special education program.
  1. Newark Public High Schools

    • The goal of special education in the Newark public school system is to "increase the participation and progress of students with disabilities in the general education curriculum and program." For students in Newark public high schools this means greater integration, or inclusion, in the standard education process. It is part of an effort to create higher expectations and accountability for special education students in a manner that meets their individual needs. The Newark public schools system has a highly developed set of guidelines and resources for special education, including literature that can be downloaded from its official website. The program works with support from the federal government.

      Thomas Dugan, director of Special Education

      Newark Public Schools

      2 Cedar St.

      Newark, NJ 07102

      973-733-7313

      nps.k12.nj.us

    Princeton Regional Schools

    • The public schools of Princeton, New Jersey, maintain resources and educators for students with special needs. PRS has an organization for the parents and teachers of special education students. This Special Education PTO works to ensure the public school system of Princeton continues to allot money in its annual budget for special education, especially in the face of budget cuts necessitated by the financial crisis of the early 21st century.

      Dr. Agnes Golding

      Princeton Regional Schools

      Office of Student Services

      25 Valley Road

      Princeton, NJ 08540

      609-806-4206

      prs.k12.nj.us

    Paterson Public Schools

    • Help is available to students of special needs at Paterson, New Jersey, public schools through the Project Child Find Program. A special education program, Project Child Find is open to Paterson public schools students of all ages who are suffering from physical, social, communication, cognitive or sensory development problems. Patricia DiGiaimo, coordinating director of Special Education Programs for the Paterson School District, is in charge of assessing and placing students for the Child Find Program.

      Patricia DiGiaimo

      Coordinating Director of Special Education Programs

      90 Delaware Ave.

      Paterson, New Jersey 07503

      973-321-0639

      paterson.k12.nj.us

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