Aable Program


The AABLE Classroom at Hunterdon Central offers an individualized program targeting a student’s specific needs in the following areas:

Social
Self-care
Behavior
Academic
Language
Independence
Pre-vocational skills

The AABLE program is overseen by a BCBA and features structured teaching using strategies of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and data-based decisions to make meaningful change.

Key components of the AABLE Classroom:

  • Data-based decisions
  • Ongoing staff training
  • Very low staff to student ratio
  • Trained Special Education Teacher
  • Collaboration with Speech Therapist, BCBA, and Teacher
  • Parent training available by the Special Education Teacher
  • Regular communication with parents to help generalize skills to home
  • Inclusion in PALS electives with peers including PE, Art, Music, Cooking, and Workshop
  • Prepares students for transition into the 18+ program which targets life skills and job sampling.

SUPERVISOR:

Carol A. Webb, Ed.D.
Director of Special Services
908-284-7249
carol.webb@hcrhs.org

Ann Suter
Supervisor of Special Services
908-284-7149
ann.suter@hcrhs.org

Scott Rebholz
Supervisor of Special Services
908-284-7332
scott.rebholz@hcrhs.orgView all Staff »

EKWIPS SLide presentation:

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Slide Presentation on HC's EKWIPS Program

Educating Students & Young Adults with Work, Independent, Personal & Social Skills

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