The largest school district in Union County and one of the largest in New Jersey, serving the city of Elizabeth. It enrolls more than 25,000 students across dozens of schools. (grades PreK-12) If your child has autism and attends school in Elizabeth, Autumn ABA provides BCBA-led, in-network ABA therapy that works alongside their education — at home, in the community, and in coordination with their school team.
How Autumn ABA works alongside your child's school
Your child's school and their ABA team should pull in the same direction. With your written consent, our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) can:
- Align goals with the IEP — we review your child's Individualized Education Program and Child Study Team plan so home and school targets reinforce each other.
- Attend IEP meetings as a member of your support circle when you invite us.
- Share progress data so everyone sees what's working and adjusts quickly.
- Support carryover — skills built in ABA generalize into the classroom, and classroom challenges inform the ABA plan.
Whether your child attends Elizabeth High School, Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Academy, or any other school in the district, our team can help.
How in-home, school-day, after-school & weekend ABA fit together
Families in the Elizabeth Public Schools community often combine settings so therapy fits real life:
- In-home ABA — the core program, built around your child's routines.
- After-school & weekend sessions — intensive skill-building when the school day is done.
- Community-based ABA — practicing skills where they matter, in Elizabeth and beyond.
- School-day collaboration — coordination with teachers and the Child Study Team (with consent), and telehealth parent coaching.
Explore our full range of in-home, school, community, and telehealth ABA programs.
In-home ABA for Elizabeth Public Schools families — no waitlist
BCBA-led, in-network care (NJ FamilyCare/Medicaid & commercial). Free consultation and insurance verification.
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