Founded in 1973, The Lewis School is a private, nonprofit educational institution that serves students with language-based learning difficulties. It offers a range of academic and recreational activities for students in kindergarten through grade 12. The school assists with the development of reading, writing, spelling, listening comprehension, auditory sequencing and active working memory skills. The Lewis School s curriculum includes literature, art, music, history, math and science. It also provides graduate school preparatory study and adult learning programs. The school s offers special educational and guidance counseling programs. The Lewis School administers Children and Animals Realizing Education (C.A.R.E), which senses when a child is reaching his frustration level. It organizes parent-teacher conferences.
Located in Princeton, N.J., Eden Institute is an educational service provided by the Eden Family of Services, a New Jersey-based nonprofit organization that offers various programs to support the needs of individuals with autism. Established in 1975, Eden Institute is the founding program of Eden Family of Services that provides year-round educational services for children and youth with autism. Its teaching techniques are based on the principles of applied behavior analysis that provides treatment on the basis of data collected during a session. The institute has a student-teacher ratio of 3- to-1. The institute s classroom programs include early and middle childhood, transition, and prevocational and vocational preparation programs. Eden Family of Services offers various programs and services, including education, residential, employment, consultation, evaluation, training, early intervention, fundraising and community relations.
Princeton Child Development Institute is a private, nonprofit program that offers science based educational services to children, young adults and adults with autism.
