The A. Harry Moore School is committed to giving our students the same educational experiences as their non-disabled peers.  We use robotics, 3D printing, wearable technology, green screen technology, drones, iPads, Chromebooks and various educational technologies to engage and involve our students in the learning process.  We utilize assistive technologies such as switches, touch screens, eye gaze and Augmentative and Alternative communication devices to support communication and independence in our students.  The A. Harry Moore School has been recognized for its innovative use of technology and is proud to be a member of the Department of Education's InnovateNJ program.

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Our Featured News Articles

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• Featured in the Wall Street Journal

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• Innovate to Educate Contender

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• Use of Wearable Tech Featured in EdTech Magazine

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• How Tech Can Help Students with Disabilities Thrive in STEM Education

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• New Jersey School Strives to Make Computer Science Available for All

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• Scannable and Wearable Technology Day at A. Harry Moore School of New Jersey

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• Special Needs, Disabled Students Excel In A New Jersey School Thanks To Education Technology

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• Making 'CS for All' Include Students with Disabilities

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• Using Technology in the Classroom for Students With Disabilities

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