Illustrative photoECLC of New Jersey - Chatham
Grades and ages
Ages 5-21
Enrollment
166 students
Student-teacher ratio
Typically 6:1; maximum 12 students per class
Tuition
Contact for pricing
About ECLC of New Jersey - Chatham
ECLC of New Jersey's Chatham School is a private nonprofit special education school at 21 Lum Avenue serving students ages 5-21, primarily students with autism, Down syndrome, intellectual disabilities, and multiple disabilities. The school combines academics and social-emotional learning with related supports from speech, occupational therapy, social-work, behavioral, and psychology professionals. Its transition program begins at age 14 and includes in-house and community work experiences, while the SKIL program supports independent-living skills.
Student fit
Who this school serves
Grades and ages
- Ages 5-21
Learning needs supported
- Autism spectrum disorder
- Down syndrome
- Intellectual disabilities
- Multiple disabilities
- Severe learning disabilities
Specialties
- Specialized education for autism and developmental disabilities
- Transition to adulthood
- Independent-living instruction
Learning and support
Curriculum and therapeutic services
Services and supports
- Academic and social-emotional program
- Transition Program
- SKIL independent-living program
- In-house and community work experiences
Programs
Programs at ECLC of New Jersey - Chatham
Other programs and supports
- Academic and social-emotional program
- Transition Program
- SKIL independent-living program
- In-house and community work experiences
School facts
Practical details for families
- School Day
- 6 hours
- School Year
- 180 days
- Student Body
- Coed
- Religious Affiliation
- Nonsectarian
Accreditation and licensing
- NAPSEC Member School
Tuition and funding
Tuition: Contact for pricing
- Sending-district referral and placement
Enrollment
166 students
Visit us
Location and directions
Map
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about ECLC of New Jersey - Chatham
Who does the Chatham School serve?
Students ages 5-21, primarily students with autism, Down syndrome, intellectual disabilities, and multiple disabilities.
How are placements arranged?
Students are referred and placed through their sending school districts and the ECLC child study team.
What transition support is available?
Transition planning begins at age 14 and includes in-house and community work experiences; the SKIL program focuses on independent-living skills.
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