The Deron School of New Jersey

About

The Deron School of New Jersey, located in Union and Montclair, NJ is a special education school for learning disabled and autistic children.

Story

Established in 1967, The Deron School of New Jersey offers special educational programs for:

- Students with LEARNING DISABILITIES, ages 5-21
- Students with AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS, ages 5-21


As a New Jersey Special Education School, Deron’s programs provide for academic, social and emotional growth at both the elementary and secondary High School school-age levels, with each program tailored to the students’ ages and developmental needs.

With the primary goal of preparing students for successful, productive futures, the Deron School provides the tools and learning environment to assist them in achieving their highest personal level of skill and independence. Our school facilities offer Special Needs Elementary and Special Needs High School programs.

As a Special Needs School, The Deron School offers a continuum of programs in academics, fine & gross motor coordination, and social & independent living skills, as well as an extensive transition program. Extended school year (summer school) programs are offered at both schools.

Following the State of NJ Core Curriculum Standards, Deron’s curriculums are adapted to allow for student success at various ability levels.

Our schools located in Montclair, New Jersey, Essex County and Union, New Jersey in Union County serve students in the surrounding areas that include, Passaic County, Bergen County and Morris County.

Mission

The mission of the Deron Schools is to provide a comprehensive school experience within a warm supportive structured learning environment that empowers students to reach their highest level of independence and achievement. Deron prepares students with disabilities to lead successful, productive lives, allowing them to become contributing members of their community. Our students discover talents, cultivate strengths, conquer challenges and fulfill dreams.