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Phoenix Center Student Shines as East Hanover Library Volunteer

CentralJersey.com published a story about Vir Motianey, a Phoenix Center student who volunteers at the East Hanover Library and is responsible for overseeing and implementing an important project: Re-labeling books in the massive cooking and biography sections.

By |2014-05-03T19:16:47-04:00March 14th, 2012|Best Practice, Public Relations|Comments Off on Phoenix Center Student Shines as East Hanover Library Volunteer

Scotch Plains Mayor Joins Facility Groundbreaking for Newmark School

The Newmark School is opening a new facility in Scotch Plains and the groundbreaking brought local leaders, school administrators and students together. In addition to expanding Newmark's educational capacity, the facility will allow it to reach out to the broader special needs population, the community and educators throughout the state.

By |2014-05-03T19:18:42-04:00March 9th, 2012|Best Practice, Government Relations, Public Relations|Comments Off on Scotch Plains Mayor Joins Facility Groundbreaking for Newmark School

ASAH Cost Study Materials Available to ASAH Members

ASAH's Cost Study is Updated for 2011. For years, it has wrongly been assumed that the cost of serving students with disabilities in approved private settings is greater than the cost of serving similar students in public school programs. ASAH's study tells the real story.

By |2014-05-03T19:18:50-04:00March 6th, 2012|Government Relations, Public Relations|Comments Off on ASAH Cost Study Materials Available to ASAH Members

Children’s Institute Hosts “Autism and the Law: Special Education Issues for Preschool and Elementary Years” Lecture

The Childrens' Institute in Verona is hosting an educational forum on Autism and the Law. The speaker for the event is Evelina Padilla, Esq., an attorney with experience in special education.

By |2014-05-03T19:19:00-04:00March 1st, 2012|Best Practice, Public Relations|Comments Off on Children’s Institute Hosts “Autism and the Law: Special Education Issues for Preschool and Elementary Years” Lecture

ASAH Cost Study 2011 – Asbury Park Press Coverage

ASAH's 2011 Cost Study was released recently to the Asbury Park Press and other outlets. APP's Shannon Mullen ran a page 2 story Friday, December, 9. Click here to read the entire story. "With many specialized private schools for the disabled today charging tuition rates in excess of $80,000 per student, that may seem like a safe assumption. But a new analysis commissioned by the private schools’ trade group says otherwise."

By |2014-05-03T19:19:14-04:00December 13th, 2011|Government Relations, Public Relations|Comments Off on ASAH Cost Study 2011 – Asbury Park Press Coverage
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