The Gramon School

The Gramon School provides a specialized learning environment in Fairfield, NJ, specifically designed for students with Autism Spectrum disorders and behavioral disabilities. The school focuses on helping students acquire the essential skills, confidence, and initiative needed to successfully integrate into mainstream schools and their broader communities. The program emphasizes a supportive, family-like atmosphere where students can grow at their own pace.

Each classroom is highly structured to provide maximum support, staffed by a certified special education teacher and two specially trained para-professionals. This multidisciplinary team meets weekly with social workers, administrators, and specialized instructors in art, reading, and physical education to review each student's individual progress. To support modern learning, every student is provided with a personal computer and workstation for their daily classwork.

Serving grades 10-12 and offering post-graduate options, The Gramon School maintains high standards through accreditation by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The school also offers summer programs and extracurricular activities such as basketball, bowling, and cheering. Tuition is determined annually by the New Jersey Department of Education, and the school operates on a rolling admissions basis.