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Special Services Programs, Resources and Services
100 Everitts RoadRingoes, New Jersey 08551
Tel: (908) 284-7680 Fax: (908) 284-7685
The Flemington-Raritan Regional School District offers many special education programs to meet the needs of our diverse population of learners.Program Title
School
Brief Description
Autism Program
Copper Hill
JP Case
The Autism Special Class program works with students who display a pervasive developmental disability that significantly impacts speech, communication, social, and cognitive skills.
Autism ProgramLearning and Language Disabilities (LLD) Program
Barley Sheaf
RFIS
JP Case
The LLD program consists of self-contained instruction designed for students with language impairments that impact cognitive processes and learning. Flemington Raritan offers both mild/moderate and severe programming.
Preschool Programs
Preschool programs for students ages 3-5 who have disabling conditions include a preschool disabilities program and a general education preschool program. Further information is available on the district's preschool website.
Project Success
Program
Robert Hunter
RFIS
The Project Success program provides a structured setting for students whose behaviors impede learning. The focus of the program is to implement positive behavioral supports and increase student pro-social coping skills.
In-Class Support, Pull-Out Support, Consultative Model
All schools
Resource room programs include pull-out resource/replacement and in-class support program models. The pull-out class replaces a child's instruction in the general education setting with instruction in a small class setting with a special education teacher. An in-class support model educates students with special needs in the general education class with the support of a teacher's assistant or with a special education teacher. The frequency and duration of the program model recommended for your child is based upon many factors including, but not limited to: progress toward IEP goals and objectives and standardized and instructional data.