Mary A. Dobbins School

Our beautiful Mt. Holly campus is home to the Mary A. Dobbins School, which is operated by Legacy Treatment Services. The school delivers a comprehensive education program to best meet the personal, academic, behavioral, and social needs of students aged 10 to 21 in grades 5 through 12, as specified in each student’s Individualized Education Plan (IEP). Mary A. Dobbins also offers transition planning for students aged 14 to 22 and prevocational skills development to help prepare students for adulthood.

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Archway Lower School

The Archway Lower School, located in Atco, N.J., is a New Jersey Department of Education-approved private school for students with disabilities. The Lower School provides a nurturing and educational experience for students ages 3 through 21 with multiple disabilities, autistic spectrum disorders, communication disabilities, other health impairments, and preschool disabilities. Students, who may also be challenged socially, medically, neurologically, and economically, receive not just an education, but additional support services need to succeed in life. It is operated by Archway Programs.

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Archway Upper School

Located in Upper Eddy, N.J., the Archway Upper School provides a wide variety of individualized programs for special-needs students ages 5 to 21. Children with communication disabilities, multiple handicaps, behavioral concerns, and economic disadvantages receive not just an education, but services they need to succeed in life. The school provides a wide variety of therapeutic and occupational support services to our children and their families. It is operated by Archway Programs.

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Cooper’s Poynt School

The Archway School at Cooper’s Poynt is an approved private school for students with disabilities that is located in a public elementary school in North Camden. This program brings an innovative multisensory approach to youth delivering academics, peer integration, and social and life skills. The Archway School at Cooper’s Poynt serves students ages 5 to 13, primarily in Camden City and surrounding school districts. The objective is to focus on each child’s strengths while providing positive developmental support to those with behavioral, emotional, intellectual, and/or multiple disabilities. Cooper’s Poynt is operated by Archway Programs.

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Crestwood School

The Crestwood School, Langhorne, Pa., primarily serves middle to high school students who are pursuing a high school diploma or post-secondary education. Through a variety of innovative programs, teachers build on students’ strengths, tailor learning to individual needs, and help students grow academically, behaviorally, and emotionally. It offers year-round special education, support, and transition planning for 14 to 22-year-old students. It is operated by Woods Services.

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Gardner School

Located in Langhorne, Pa., the Gardner School offers extensive, year-round special education and supports for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism, emotional disturbances, and multiple disabilities who are ages 5 to 21 years old. The school houses several prevocational skills rooms and provides transition planning for 14 to 22-year-old students. It provides a supportive and nurturing environment that is designed to help every student achieve their fullest potential. The Gardner School is operated by Woods Services.

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Meet Our Leadership Team

Scott Dailey, Ed. D.

Principal and Special Education Supervisor

Mary A. Dobbins School

Brian Albanese, Supervisor of Instruction

Mary A. Dobbins School

David Huyler, Student Assessments

Mary A. Dobbins School

Ashley Rodrigez, Career Explorations

Mary A. Dobbins School

Mary O’Neill, Vice President of Education

Langhorne Schools

Sandi Narciso, Director of Operations

Langhorne Schools

Beverly Ryan, Director of Pupil Services

Langhorne Schools

Matthew Greener, Manager of Special Education

Langhorne Schools

Joseph Schroeder, Principal

Crestwood School

Nadene Bickel, Principal

Gardner School

Susan Lafferty, Executive Director

Archway Programs Education Department

Dr. Patricia Moore, Director of Special Education

Archway Programs Education Department

Mark Letiziano, Principal

Archway Upper School

John Petsch, Principal

Archway Lower School

Carly White, Principal

Cooper’s Poynt

Welcome to the Woods Schools

Our Approach to Special Education

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