TOP 30 Students with disabilities in Princeton, New Jersey

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Welcome to the Princeton Community Japanese Language School (PCJLS), a vibrant hub for Japanese language and cultural education located at 14 Moore Street, Princeton, New Jersey. Established in 1980 and certified by the State of New Jersey, PCJLS is a non-profit institution dedicated to providing exceptional educational opportunities for both children and adults in the greater Princeton area. At PCJLS, we offer a comprehensive curriculum under the guidance of the Monkasho (Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology). Our courses cater to a diverse range of students, from those whose native language is Japanese to those learning it as a foreign language.

Located at 136 Alexander Street in Princeton, New Jersey, the Forum, Lewis Arts Complex is part of the Lewis Center for the Arts at Princeton University. This institution offers a variety of programming at multiple locations on campus, including the Lewis Arts complex, 185 Nassau Street, McCarter Theatre Center, and other venues. Visitors to the Lewis Arts complex can park at the Theater Drive Garage or the Williams Street parking lot, both of which have designated accessible parking spaces. Metered parking is also available on downtown Princeton streets, with some longer-term options within walking distance of the complex. Additionally, there are three municipal parking garages in downtown Princeton for those who prefer to park off-campus.