Visions Saddle Brook, located in the Saddle Brook High School in Saddle Brook, educates high school students with physical and/or multiple disabilities in a barrier-free school. The Program maintains one classroom, for seventh and eighth grade students. Children are taught in a supportive yet challenging environment designed to maximize inclusion opportunities in a traditional middle school setting. Therapeutic and Assistive Technology supports are provided to optimize student participation and success.

It is my pleasure to welcome you to the VISIONS Integrated High School Program located in the barrier-free Saddle Brook High School. Our innovative program for students with multiple disabilities affords students in grades 9th through 12th the opportunity to learn in an inclusive environment. Alongside their grade-level peers, students receive the intensive instructional adaptations, assistive technology, augmentative communication, and environmental supports they need to ensure academic success in a typical school setting. Our ultimate goal is for each student to work to his/her potential, while still feeling part of a school community.

Our curriculum is aligned to the grade-level New Jersey Student Learning Standards. Instruction is provided by a highly-trained and experienced staff, who work collaboratively with the general education faculty to ensure an optimum educational program for each and every student. In addition to academic subjects, students receive speech, occupational, and physical therapies, as dictated by the IEP. On-going assistive technology evaluations by our staff ensure that students are utilizing the latest technology in order to fully participate in group and individual instruction. Students in grades eleven and twelve also participate in Community Based Instruction and Career Exploration opportunities.