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Coastal Prep is a highly individualized program, and we are committed to helping students overcome any obstacles such as enrollment technicalities, transcripts, course selection, and transportation. All enrollment inquiries should start with a phone call to our Enrollment Specialists at Cape Assist at (609) 522- 5960 to request information about Coastal Prep.
We serve students from New Jersey’s eight southern counties: Cape May, Atlantic, Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem, Camden, Burlington and parts of Ocean.
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Coastal Prep Staff
Academic Programming
Dr. Toni Lehman
Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum & Instruction of Middle Township Public Schools
Toni has been in the field of education for 20 years as a teacher, supervisor, school-based administrator, and district-level instructional director. She is the co-leader of the Coastal Prep program initiative and the primary advisor on its educational aspects. Toni will ensure that Coastal Prep will help students meet their academic courses and graduation requirements.
Recovery Support
Katie Faldetta
Executive Director/
CEO for Cape Assist
Katie has been involved in substance misuse prevention and counseling for 20 years, and she has worked diligently with educators to develop in-school programs that help prevent disorders, and to foster supportive environments for adolescents. Katie’s role is to manage Coastal Prep’s support services so that recovery doesn’t impede academics and vice versa.
Intake Scheduling
Anna Cannella
Transition Coordinator for Coastal Prep High School
Anna works with potential and current students as they transition to and from the recovery high school and the sending school district/community. She serves as the liaison between sending districts and community resources such as intensive outpatient, case management services, and/or other agencies treating substance use for adolescence. Her work involves keeping Coastal Prep students on track for graduation and supporting districts with students needing treatment while regularly communicating with their families about substance use, grades, and available education resources.
