Njedda Elementary School

The Passaic County Elks Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center, also known as Njedda, is a long-standing non-profit institution in Clifton, NJ, dedicated to serving children and adults with multiple disabilities. As a pioneer in the rehabilitation field since 1947, the center provides a comprehensive range of state-of-the-art educational, therapeutic, medical, vocational, and social programs designed to help individuals with various developmental abilities reach their highest potential.

The center offers specialized learning difference programs within a supportive, nonsectarian environment. With an average class size of just 9 students and a dedicated staff of 12 teachers, the facility is structured to meet the complex medical and developmental needs of its students. The programs are highly individualized, focusing on both academic progress and the development of essential life skills for long-term independence.

Njedda accepts referrals for placement from parents, public school districts, hospitals, physicians, and approved local or state agencies. While the school serves a diverse population, it operates with a mission of inclusivity and community integration. For information regarding specific grade levels, summer school availability, or the admissions process, families can contact the center directly.