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Special Needs High School in Paramus, NJ
Windsor Prep High School is a state-approved, nonprofit private school dedicated to empowering students with special needs, including learning, behavioral, and attention disorders, as well as anxiety, depression, and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Our therapeutic environment integrates academic instruction with social, emotional, and behavioral support to foster student growth and successful reintegration into public schools. Through positive reinforcement, evidence-based interventions, and a standards-aligned curriculum, we address individual challenges while building academic achievement and self-esteem. Our programs emphasize college and career readiness, preparing students to thrive in post-secondary education and beyond. With decades of experience, our team specializes in creating personalized pathways for students who have historically struggled in traditional educational settings.

We maintain a nurturing environment where every student receives individualized attention and opportunities for personal development. Our alumni network demonstrates measurable success, with graduates enrolled in or completing higher education programs. By combining academic rigor with therapeutic support, we unlock each student's potential through tailored strategies that promote long-term independence and confidence. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our structured behavior modification programs and comprehensive student life initiatives, including extracurricular activities that mirror traditional school experiences.
Services
Special Education Therapeutic Programs College Prep Behavior Modification Transition Programs
Highlights and features
  • State-approved special education program with therapeutic support
  • Proven success in student reintegration and college readiness
  • Individualized behavior modification strategies for emotional growth
  • Experienced staff specializing in special needs education
  • Comprehensive programs for academic and personal development
What people say
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Services
Special Education
Our special education programs provide individualized instruction for students with learning, behavioral, and attention disorders. Certified educators implement tailored curricula aligned with state standards while addressing unique learning needs. This structured approach helps students build academic skills and confidence through small-class settings and personalized attention.
Therapeutic Programs
Integrated therapeutic programs address social, emotional, and behavioral challenges through evidence-based interventions. Licensed professionals work with students to develop coping strategies, improve interpersonal skills, and manage anxiety or depression. These services create a supportive environment for both academic and personal growth.
Behavior Modification
Our behavior modification system uses positive reinforcement to promote social-emotional growth. Individualized plans help students develop self-regulation techniques and appropriate social behaviors. This structured approach prepares students for successful reintegration into mainstream educational settings and future independence.
College Prep
College preparation programs focus on academic readiness and life skills development. We provide guidance for higher education applications, career exploration, and independent living skills. Our alumni support network connects students with resources for continued success after graduation.
Transition Programs
Transition assistance programs prepare students aged 18-21 for adulthood through practical skill development. Curriculum includes vocational training, independent living skills, and community integration. These programs bridge the gap between school and post-graduation independence for young adults with special needs.
People
Dr. Stephanie Tsai-Kim
Anti-Bullying Specialist
Dr. Tsai-Kim leads our anti-bullying initiatives with over 15 years of experience in student safety and behavioral support. She develops proactive strategies to create inclusive environments and addresses incidents through restorative practices that promote positive school culture.
Questions
What student population does Windsor Prep serve?
We serve grades 9-12 students with learning, behavioral, and attention disorders, including those with anxiety, depression, and Autism Spectrum Disorder.
How does the school support student reintegration?
We use therapeutic interventions and academic support to prepare students for successful return to public schools through personalized transition planning.
What post-graduation support exists?
Our alumni network and transition programs help graduates with college applications, career planning, and independent living skills development.
How are parents involved in the process?
We maintain regular communication through parent portals, counseling sessions, and collaborative planning for student progress and transitions.
What extracurricular activities are available?
Students participate in traditional school experiences including sports teams, arts programs, and social activities tailored to diverse interests.