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Calais School alum Rory Scialabba (Class of 2021) is going places—and he’s just getting started. This year, Rory graduated from Misericordia University with a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management while competing on the university’s cross country and track teams. Next [...]
Did you know that young adults with disabilities (ages 18–30) can receive support and services needed to find meaningful work, build social connections, and lead more independent, fulfilling lives through the Calais Adult Transition Program? This is just the beginning [...]
For some, the hustle and bustle of a pizzeria might seem like a chaotic and overwhelming place to work, but for Calais School 12 Plus student Jacob M., the fast-pace and demanding environment at Johnny’s Pizzeria in Whippany is where [...]
https://youtu.be/AInYYQn7RIw Together, we raised $67,000 at our 13th Annual Gala that will directly support students with disabilities and the programs they depend on at The Calais School.
On the evening of May 1, 2025, the Calais community gathered at The Hanover Manor in East Hanover to celebrate our 13th Annual Calais Foundation Gala. Our event raised over $67,000 to fund leading-edge programs and resources for children and [...]
Michelle Primiano, Guidance Counselor at The Calais School, plays a vital role in supporting students through counseling, guidance, and advocacy—laying the groundwork for their academic, social, and emotional success both in school and beyond. The role of a guidance counselor [...]
