For many students with special needs, the school day provides essential structure and support, but learning does not have to stop when the final bell rings. After-school programs designed around social skills development give students additional time and practice in an environment that feels less like a classroom and ...
The Harbor School is proud to announce that Mrs. Diane Steelman has been named Elementary Teacher of the Year and Ms. Kerry Velotti has been named Elementary Paraprofessional of the Year by the New Jersey Association of Special Education Partner Schools (NJASEPS). These prestigious honors recognize outstanding professionals who ...
Self-expression is not always a spoken conversation. For many neurodivergent learners, it shows up in choices, movement, sound, art, humor, and the ways they communicate comfort or stress, from subtle cues to big, clear signals. When home becomes a place where expression is welcomed, students often feel safer, more ...
Building Leadership Skills in a Supportive Special Needs School At Harbor School in Eatontown, New Jersey, leadership takes on a unique form for every student. For students with special needs, leadership is not about titles or perfection; it's about embracing individual strengths and supporting one another. It is about ...
For many families with children who have special needs, managing screen time and gaming can feel overwhelming. Technology can be engaging, educational, and motivating, but without clear boundaries, it can also impact sleep, behavior, and social development. At Harbor School in Eatontown, New Jersey, we work closely with families ...
Introduction At Harbor School in Eatontown, New Jersey, creative arts are a core part of how we support students with special needs. Art, music, and drama offer accessible and meaningful ways for students to explore their emotions, build confidence, and develop a stronger sense of identity. These programs are ...