"The Y.A.L.E School has been a blessing for my son. Finally, he is in a place where he is understood and can thrive and be successful being himself. The teachers are patient and knowledgeable and my son has flourished in his short time there. If it were up to him he would be going to school seven days a week!" — Sharon C.
The Y.A.L.E School’s Mansfield campus, located in northwestern Burlington County, just off Route 295 and the New Jersey Turnpike, serves students 8 to 12 years of age with Asperger’s disorder (Asperger’s syndrome) or high-functioning autism.
The program provides a full-day educational program, with extended school year services available. Small classes and low student-teacher ratios give teachers and staff the time and structure needed to provide individualized instruction.
The Mansfield campus operates in a modern public elementary/middle school building, allowing students to interact with typical peers.
Because many students with Asperger’s struggle with writing and reading comprehension, the program emphasizes critical thinking and reasoning skills. To help with reading and writing, each student is provided with a personal Alphasmart NEO word processor.
Most students at our Mansfield campus are on grade level—some are gifted—but many have learning disabilities associated with Asperger’s.
The Mansfield campus offers:The admissions director at each campus makes individual admissions decisions, but the referral and application process follows a standard multi-step process. Click here to learn more about our referral and admissions process.
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