Bankbridge Regional School

Bankbridge Elementary School is a state-of-the-art facility in Sewell, NJ, dedicated to providing specialized education for students with special needs from preschool through grade 6. With a low student-teacher ratio and a range of related services, the school offers IEP-based instruction that focuses on functional academic skills and supports students' social and emotional needs. Equipped with modern technology and security, Bankbridge Elementary features various amenities such as a health care area, outdoor recreation facilities, a renovated courtyard, gymnasium, cafeteria, library, music area, and therapy areas. The school also collaborates with local school districts to extend services and aims to provide special education and recreational activities for the citizens of Gloucester County in an efficient and cost-effective manner.Generated from the website

Bankbridge Regional School can accommodate more than 200 students with special needs. It serves students with behavioral and multiple disabilities in grades 6 through 12. The school provides speech, physical and occupational therapy services. Bankbridge Regional School additionally offers art and music therapy services. It also provides psychological counseling and social work services. The school has a cafeteria and a range of outdoor recreational facilities. In addition, it conducts Special Olympics. Bankbridge Regional School is located in Sewell, N.J., and is a part of the Gloucester County Special Services School District.

Monogahela Middle School, based in Sewell, N.J., offers a variety of educational services. The school, operating under Deptford Township Schools, offers classes for more than 700 students every year in seventh and eighth grades. Its curriculum includes various subjects, such as math, social studies, science, arts, music, Spanish, study skills, physical education, health and technology. Its reading renaissance program builds a community of readers throughout the school. Monogahela Middle School offers computer instruction in its computer classrooms and laboratories. The school has a media center equipped with computers for research and has a wide selection of both fiction and nonfiction books. It organizes several intramural sports programs, including soccer, softball, basketball, floor hockey, flag football, weight training and volleyball. The school s range of extracurricular activities includes the National Junior Honor Society, student council, newspaper and career clubs, jazz band, science club and dance teams.