Princeton Child Development Institute
A nonprofit ABA-based school and treatment center for children, youth, and adults with autism, founded in 1970.
How the school works
- —Princeton Child Development Institute runs a full academic program with applied behavior analysis embedded across the school day — not therapy bolted onto a standard classroom.
- —Instruction is designed and overseen by board-certified behavior analysts, working alongside classroom teachers and aides.
- —Families are part of the team — programs include parent collaboration, IEP coordination, and progress shared on a regular cadence.
Who the school serves
Day & staffing
Tuition & funding
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.
Locations
- PrincetonPrinceton, NJ
Accreditation & credentials
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 historyNo open BACB ethics filings or active state complaints found.clean
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Common questions
Princeton Child Development Institute serves early childhood / PreK, preschool, elementary (K–6), middle and high school (7–12), and transition-age students (18+).
Princeton Child Development Institute 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.
Princeton Child Development Institute is located in Princeton, NJ.
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 Princeton Child Development Institute for the funding options they accept.
