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St. Ignatius of Loyola Achievement Program

Program Description 


The St. Ignatius of Loyola Achievement Program is an academic support program designed to assist students with documented learning differences. The program focuses on accommodations for student support and not modifications of the curriculum.  Students are enrolled in a dedicated class period including a Schoology course, Learning Strategies, and will receive 1 credit for the course. The focus of the program is also on teaching executive function skills including organization, time management and study skills through the curriculum.

Goals of the Program for Enrolled Students:


  • Provide a work space for students to study and work on assignments.
  • Facilitate extended time on tests and quizzes for students.
  • Support students advocating for themselves and meeting with teachers as needed.
  • Support executive function skills and Social Emotional Learning.
  • Support student involvement in athletics, clubs and activities.
  • Communicate with parents and teachers to ensure students are being supported.
 
If you are interested in learning more about this program and/or setting up a meeting to get your child started, please reach out to:
 
Dr. Jessica Jefferis
St. Ignatius of Loyola Program Director
215-362-6160 ext. 1835
[email protected]

 

Dr. Jefferis

 


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