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Y.A.L.E. School provides a positive approach to learning for students with disabilities ages 3-21 who need a specialized setting in order to benefit from education.
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Across three autism campus locations, we provide a consistent educational experience in order to ensure seamless services for our students.
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Mullica Township
Southeast at Marlton
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We offer hope and a culture of respect to students with emotional, behavioral, and learning disabilities, many of whom have a history of failure in other school settings.
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Serving students ages 5 to 21 years of age with: autism spectrum disorders, social and learning disabilities, specific learning disabilities, or emotional and/or social difficulties.
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Philadelphia
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Y.A.L.E. School encourages learning in authentic surroundings. We design instructional settings that simulate and replicate the environments our students need to experience in order to be ready for adult roles and responsibilities.
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Standard 9 Program - Cherry Hill
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About
Overview
Y.A.L.E. School provides a positive approach to learning for students with disabilities ages 3-21 who need a specialized setting in order to benefit from education.
History
Curriculum
Academics
Social and Emotional Development
Transition
Testimonials
Careers
Newsletter
Schools
Autism
Across three autism campus locations, we provide a consistent educational experience in order to ensure seamless services for our students.
Campuses
Mullica Township
Southeast at Marlton
Emotional & Behavioral Support
We offer hope and a culture of respect to students with emotional, behavioral, and learning disabilities, many of whom have a history of failure in other school settings.
Campuses
Ellisburg
Northfield
Social Learning
Serving students ages 5 to 21 years of age with: autism spectrum disorders, social and learning disabilities, specific learning disabilities, or emotional and/or social difficulties.
Campuses
Cherry Hill
Medford
Standard 9 Program - Cherry Hill
Standard 9 Program - Northfield
Project SEARCH
CLiKS Program – Erlton Annex
Philadelphia
Vocational Programs
Overview
Y.A.L.E. School encourages learning in authentic surroundings. We design instructional settings that simulate and replicate the environments our students need to experience in order to be ready for adult roles and responsibilities.
Vocational Annex
Mobility
Vocational Skills Lab & Co-Op
Y-TV Studio
Y-2 Visual Arts and zSpace Lab
Coding / Robotics
School to Work Program
Student Working Papers Process
Life Skills House
Partners
Green Vision
18-21 Programs
Overview
Standard 9 Program - Cherry Hill
Standard 9 Program - Northfield
Project SEARCH at Jefferson Health
Novo Nordisk Project SEARCH
CLiKS Program – Erlton Annex
Admissions
Overview
Campus Tours
Campus Selection
Questionnaire
Clinical Services
Frequently Asked Questions
Students
Parents
Overview
The information and resources provided here will help you play an active role in your child’s Y.A.L.E. School experience.
Technology
Realtime Parent Portal
Tech Training
Laptop Information
School Information
Curriculum
Letters from the Administration
Newsletter
Calendars
Resources
Alerts & Emergency Information
Care Solace
Student / Parent Handbook
School Nurse
- School Nurse Newsletter (Winter 2024)
- School Nurse Newsletter (Fall 2023)
Harassment, Intimidation & Bullying
Covid Information
Standardized Testing
Parent Surveys
Caretaker Information Group
Parent Training Videos
Transition Timeline / Boggs Center
Faculty
News & Events
News
Events
Bulldog Blog
Newsletter
Videos
Covid-19
Daily Pre-Screening for COVID-19
Guidance for Parents - Positive COVID Test Results
Y.A.L.E. School Emergency Virtual / Remote Plan 2023-2024
Contact
Compass Series Event 5 – NJ Division of Developmental Disabilities
March 23, 2022 | 6:00 pm
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Compass Series Event 5 – NJ Division of Developmental Disabilities
Please watch a recording of this event, with speaker Theresa Santana, M.A.
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