Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Program
Our ABA Autism classrooms are designed to provide a supportive and enriching learning experience for our students on the Autism Spectrum.
Our highly skilled teachers trained in the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis create individualized learning plans tailored to each child's unique needs. Through evidence-based interventions, positive reinforcement, and a structured learning environment, our ABA classrooms strive to support our students in reaching their full potential.
SBJC Locations with ABA Classrooms
Maywood Campus
Our Maywood Campus has ABA classrooms for students in grades K-5.
Lodi Campus
Our Lodi Campus has ABA
classrooms for students in grades 6-12.
South Hackensack & Moonachie Annexes
Our South Hackensack and Moonachie
Annexes serve students in grades K-8.
Our ABA Program Philosophies
Personalized Learning
Our teachers use the Assessment of Basic Language & Learning Skills (ABLLS-R) to assess each student's strengths and needs, developing individualized teaching plans using evidence-based practices.
Effective Teaching Approaches
Our program incorporates Intensive Teaching and Natural Environment Teaching to ensure skills are taught effectively and generalized to real-world settings.
Strong Parent Partnership
Our open communication and collaboration with parents is an essential component in supporting each child's journey towards success.
ABA Program Features
What does an ABA classroom look like for our learners?
| Full-Day Program
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Our 10-month program serves students ages 3-21 with the option for extended school year. |
| Expert Behavioral Support
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Behavior Analysts are assigned to each classroom and use a function-based approach to address challenging behaviors effectively. |
| Reinforcement-Rich Environment
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Positive reinforcement is used to motivate and encourage learning. |
| Community-Based Learning
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Starting at age 3, students participate in community-based learning experiences to promote generalization of skills. |
| Individualized ABA
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Our ABA-based teaching techniques are tailored to each student's specific needs. |
| Related Services
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To support our students' school-related needs, SBJC offers a range of related services including occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech and language therapy, counseling, and health services. |
| Skill Assessment and Tracking
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ABLLS and AFLS Central Reach assessments are used to track student progress and inform instruction. |
| Parent Involvement
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Parent Clinicals are held throughout the year to foster collaboration between families and SBJC staff in order to best support our students. |
| Parent Academy
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The SBJC Parent Academy provides ongoing resources, trainings, and support to families. |