Bertrand F Gibbs Elementary School

New Milford Public School District in New Milford, NJ is a comprehensive educational institution offering a range of programs from elementary to high school level. With four schools in its district, including New Milford High School, David E. Owens Middle School, Berkley Street School, and B.F. Gibbs Elementary School, the district provides a well-rounded education to students in the area. Committed to academic excellence, the New Milford Public School District focuses on providing a supportive learning environment and a diverse curriculum that caters to the needs of all students. With a dedicated team of educators and staff, the district strives to prepare students for success in their future endeavors, while also fostering a sense of community and promoting the overall well-being of its students.Generated from the website

B.F. Gibbs Elementary School serves more than 500 students in kindergarten through grade five. The school offers various extracurricular activities, such as field trips, band, choir and music. It provides classes in reading, writing, math, social studies and science. B.F. Gibbs Elementary School operates a library and media center that offers a collection of books, newspapers, magazines and reference materials to its students. In addition, the school has a cafeteria that provides nutritious meals. It additionally offers individual and group counseling services. The school has a parent-teacher organization that plans and coordinates learning programs, social activities and fundraising events. It is governed by the New Milford School District and is located in Milford, N.J.

The Institute for Educational Achievement is a non-profit ABA program located in New Milford, NJ, dedicated to serving individuals with autism. They utilize a science-based approach, focusing on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to develop effective teaching practices and promote functional skill development for their students. Through their educational programs and adult life skills program, they aim to enable individuals with autism to live happy and productive lives, integrating into their communities with the highest level of independence. With a team of skilled professionals, including certified teachers and instructional staff members, the Institute for Educational Achievement provides highly individualized educational services to children ages 3-21 in their full-day, 12-month Education Program. They also offer continued support for graduates through their Adult Life Skills Program, helping individuals with autism succeed in the workplace and community activities. Through ongoing research, advocacy, and community outreach efforts, they strive to further understanding and disseminate information about effective science-based intervention for autism.Generated from the website