About the School
Morris-Union Jointure Commission (MUJC) is a regional public school district in New Jersey that focuses on meeting educational needs through collaborative programs and services for its member districts. It emphasizes local control while fostering cooperation among the districts. MUJC operates specialized public school programs for students with autism or autistic-like behavior, including Developmental Learning Centers located in New Providence and Warren, serving students aged 3 to 21. Its offerings encompass comprehensive school programs, applied behavior analysis-based instruction, and professional development. Additionally, it provides related services such as food services and parent portals. The organization also promotes employment opportunities in education and support roles, reflecting its commitment to a staffed instructional and therapeutic service model. Its primary constituents are the local school districts it serves, which number around 29 or 30.