Y.A.L.E. is a community of schools that provides a positive approach to learning for students with disabilities ages 3-21 who need a specialized educational setting.
Cherry Hill
Serving students 5 to 21 years old with one or a combination of social and learning disabilities.
Southeast at Marlton
Serving students 3 to 21 years old with autism or pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS).
Ellisburg
Serving students 5 to 21 years old with emotional and behavioral difficulties and specific learning and/or multiple disabilities.
Northfield
Serving students 5 to 21 years old with one or a combination of emotional, behavioral, social, or learning disabilities.
Mullica Township
Serving students 3 to 14 years old with autism spectrum disorders.
Delanco
Serving students 5 to 14 years old with social learning disabilities such as ASD, high-functioning autism, and ADHD.
Project SEARCH
Allows students with autism and related disabilities entering their final year of entitlement to attend a full-day, 10-month program onsite at Jefferson Hospital in Cherry Hill or Novo Nordisk, a global healthcare leader, in Plainsboro, NJ.
Philadelphia
A learning community for students in grades K-12 on the autism spectrum and those with behavioral / emotional disorders or learning disabilities.
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Nothing but smiles during ESY! 😁 Our students are learning, growing, and having so much fun during our Extended School Year program. We love seeing their smiling faces every day! ✌
Learning was in the forecast for our Standard 9 students! Recently, students in our S9 Program at Camden County College had the opportunity to experience the The Planet Earth Challenge, a one-of-a-kind mobile educational program led by award-winning Meteorologist Rob Guarino. ![]()
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Through interactive demonstrations and hands-on activities, students explored the science behind weather while experiencing real-world learning and discovering what it takes to become a meteorologist. 🌧☔☀️🌨![]()
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Community-based instruction brings classroom learning to life and this experience did just that! Thank you to Rob and the Rolling Weather Lab for inspiring curiosity and making science come alive for our students. ![]()
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Who knows...we may have a few future meteorologists in our midst!
During Extended School Year, students in Mrs. Eckert’s Digital Arts class brought pixel art to life through a hands-on project called “Pixel Art in the Real World.” 👾![]()
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After learning how to create pixel art on the computer, students took those skills offline and applied them to a real-world art project using tiny fuse beads to create custom pictures and patterns – how cool! 👏
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- March 30, 2026
