Learning Support

Students with documented learning disabilities and a current (within three years) psychoeducational evaluation or 504 plan are encouraged to be part of Archbishop Wood’s Saint Joseph Program, which is a program designed for students in need of Learning Support.

Included in the program are the following:

● An Individualized Student Plan (ISP) developed with input from both students and parents to address specific needs and services.

● Scheduling of students into a separate Executive Functioning Support class in grades 9 with the Academic Support Coordinator as schedules permit

● Regular meetings with parents to ensure timely reviews of evaluations, student progress, and accommodations included in the ISP

● Guidance, information, and support for parents in the re-evaluation process

● Regular meetings with students to discuss progress and self-advocacy in the classroom

● Opportunity to participate in a week-long Executive Functioning camp during the summer

● Administration of all tests in the Saint Joseph Center (testing center) monitored by the Learning Specialist and Testing Aide

● 150%extended time on all assessments

 

To provide enhanced services for students with learning differences, there will be a $1,500 charge per year for enrollment in the Saint Joseph Program. 

This charge will be listed on the FACTS account for all families of students participating in the program.