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School Hours: 8:45am – 2:30pm
The Center School
HIB Anti-Bullying Coordinator
Miss Nancy Koslak, High School Supervisor of Education
Phone: 732-249-3355, ext. 116
Email: nkoslak@thecenterschool.com
Quick Facts
- School Type: Private, non-profit day school for classified students founded in 1971
- Accreditation: New Jersey Department of Education
- Divisions: Elementary School, Middle School, High School
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Student Population: 112
- Student/Certified Special Education Teacher Ratio: 5:1
- Student/Staff Ratio: 2:1
- Student/Therapist Ratio: 21:1
- Length of School Year: 10 months
- Number of Districts served: 50 to 60
Highlights
- Individualized program that adheres to New Jersey Core Curriculum Standards
- Departmentalized High School that offers all credit requirements needed for graduation
- Creative shared-time scheduling to meet individual needs
- Social skills instruction integrated into curriculum
- Frequent parent communication
- Comprehensive behavior program
- Highly qualified, dedicated, professional staff
- Approved state testing site: NJASK/PASS, GEPA, HSPA
- Average enrollment of two to three years
- Strong return rate to local districts
- Frequent transition to higher education
Disabilities Served
- Learning/Language Disabilities
- Dyslexia: reading, spelling, written language
- Mood Disorders/Bipolar, Depression
- Anxiety Disorders/OCD, PTSD, School Phobia, etc
- Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
- Oppositional Defiant Disorder
- Adjustment Disorders
- Asperger's Syndrome
- Motor Skills/Sensory Integration Deficits
- Tic Disorders
The Center School Robotics Team Receives Sponsorship Support From JCPenny!
“Having our students involved in FIRST is not just about increasing educational opportunities in science and technology; but instilling well-rounded life capabilities such as self-confidence, communication and leadership,” said Walt Bauer, lead mentor and high school Science teacher. “jcpenney’s sponsorship represents a commitment to building the future leaders of tomorrow by making youth participation in FIRST possible.”
To read the full release, 'click' the Word Document attached below! To learn more about first, visit www.usfirst.org
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| JCPenney - Team Press Release - Dec 2011.doc | 335.5 KB |

