Rutgers University-New Brunswick-Douglass Developmental Disabilities Center

Located on Bartlett Street near Easton Avenue in New Brunswick, NJ, Lincoln Elementary School serves students from pre-k through grade five. As a "Professional Development" school, it functions as a training site for teachers, overseen by building principal Jason Harris. With a focus on enhancing educational practices and fostering professional growth, Lincoln Elementary School provides a supportive environment for both students and educators. Under the leadership of Principal Jason Harris, the school is dedicated to continuous improvement and excellence in education. Generated from their available business information

Piscataway Regional Day School provides specialized programs to students between the ages of 13 to 21. The school provides classroom-based instruction to students suffering from autism and severe multiple disabilities. It offers various instructional programs, such as functional academics, communication and recreational skills, pre-vocational training, and music and art education. Piscataway Regional Day School also provides specialized services that include inclusion support, parent training, job sampling, community field trips, and augmentative communication evaluation and instruction. It maintains a staff of therapists, nurses, trained instructional aides, social workers, counselors and specialized teachers. It is a part of the Middlesex Regional Educational Services Commission, which provides a range of educational services and programs to school districts. Piscataway Regional Day School is located in Piscataway, N.J.

Established in 1998, the Bright Beginnings Learning Center serves students between the ages of 3 and 12. It offers a variety of educational opportunities to students with autism and multiple disabilities. The center administers instructional programs in communication skills, music and art education, and daily living and play activities. The Bright Beginnings Learning Center provides speech, language and physical therapies. It also offers pediatric and behavioral psychology consultation services. The center provides classes in math, language arts, science, social studies, and physical and family life education. The Bright Beginnings Learning Center organizes field trips and offers nursing, medical and dysphagia intervention solutions. It is a part of the Middlesex Regional Educational Services Commission.