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Eden Autism Services

Princeton, NJ

A nonprofit autism organization whose Eden School provides a year-round ABA-based education program for students ages 3–21.

Contact for availabilityedenautism.org ↗
§ 01 · At a glance
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Family-reported rating
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51
Years operating
Founded 1975
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Student-to-staff ratio
Not yet reported by the school
§ 02 · Program model

How the school works

Eden Autism Services is a Princeton, New Jersey nonprofit founded in 1975 by 14 families. Its Eden School delivers a year-round (12-month), individualized education program rooted in applied behavior analysis for students with autism ages 3 to 21, tailored to each student. Eden also provides early-intervention, group-residential, and adult-employment programs, plus outreach and professional training. This profile is an editorially-maintained ABA Rank listing; the school has not yet claimed or verified it.
  • —Eden Autism Services is an ABA-based school: applied behavior analysis is integrated with the academic program across the school day.
  • —Instruction is overseen by board-certified behavior analysts (BCBAs) working alongside classroom staff.
  • —The school coordinates with families and district teams on placement, IEP goals, and progress.
§ 03 · Grades served

Who the school serves

Preschool / Pre-K
School-readiness, communication, and social foundations ahead of kindergarten.
Elementary (K–6)
Standards-aligned academics with ABA woven into the full school day.
Middle & high school (7–12)
Academics alongside social, independence, and behavior goals for older students.
Transition (18–22)
Vocational, life-skills, and community-based instruction for transition-age students.
§ 04 · Structure

Day & staffing

Integrated school day
Academics and ABA are integrated across the school day by design.
IEP & district coordination
Works with family and district teams on placement, IEP goals, and reporting.
§ 05 · Funding

Tuition & funding

Funding routesPrivate pay · scholarship · district / IEP placement
Tuition tierTuition & funding on file

ABA-based schools are typically funded through tuition, state scholarships, or district placement on an IEP — not medical insurance. Contact the school for current options.

§ 07 · Campuses

Locations

  • Princeton
    Princeton, NJ
§ 08 · Accreditation

Accreditation & credentials

STATE
State approval / licensure
Private/special-education schools are approved at the state level — provide details to display here.
Not on file
BHCOE
BHCOE accreditation
BHCOE accreditation recognizes ABA service quality.
Not on file
BACB
BCBA faculty verified
Cross-referenced against the BACB Certificant Registry.
No BCBAs on file
CARF
CARF status
CARF accreditation is optional for ABA-based schools.
Not on file
§ 09 · Verification

What ABA Rank checked

  • Ownership claimNo verified owner has claimed this profile yet.
    pending
  • State approvalNo state approval details on file yet.
    pending
  • BCBA faculty checkAwaiting faculty roster.
    pending
  • BHCOE accreditationNo accreditation reported.
    pending
  • Complaint historyABA Rank verifies credentials and accreditation but doesn’t independently track state complaint boards — check your state licensing board.
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§ 10 · Reviews

Family reviews

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§ 11 · FAQ

Common questions

What grades or ages does Eden Autism Services serve?

Eden Autism Services serves preschool, elementary (K–6), middle and high school (7–12), and transition-age students (18+).

Is Eden Autism Services an ABA therapy clinic or a school?

Eden Autism Services is an ABA-based school — it provides a full academic program with applied behavior analysis integrated across the school day, rather than therapy sessions alone. Schools are typically funded through tuition, scholarships, or district/IEP placement rather than medical insurance.

Where is Eden Autism Services located?

Eden Autism Services is located in Princeton, NJ.

How is an ABA school paid for?

ABA-based schools are usually funded by private tuition, state scholarship programs, or public-school-district placement when a student's IEP calls for it — not by medical insurance the way center-based ABA therapy often is. Contact Eden Autism Services for the funding options they accept.

§ 12 · Related
Last updated May 31, 2026