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"He who lives in love lives in God because God is love."
Padre Pio
Philosophy and Objectives
Mission Statement
Plan of Studies
Eligibility Criteria
Credentials
Registration Information |
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Philosophy and Objectives
The professional community offers many options to educate students with learning variances. Our program focuses on students who experience low achievement in spite of regular classroom accommodation, inclusion, or resource classroom participation. Placement at the Padre Pio Program allows these students to receive an appropriate education in which they function according to their ability. Certain factors, such as a low teacher to student ratio, individualization of instruction, trained professionals, allow the educator in our program to meet the students' specific learning needs by addressing information processing problems, and focusing on learning modalities.
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Mission Statement
The Padre Pio Program strives to serve students who demonstrate average or above average intellectual ability, who have no severe physical handicaps, who are not classified as mentally retarded or emotionally disturbed, but who may have academic deficits in one or more of the following areas: reading, mathematics, language arts and/or writing.
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Plan of Studies
The Padre Pio Program plan of studies is based on the Sunshine State Standards and any appropriate modifications needed by the individual student. The content of the curriculum includes, but is not limited, to the following:
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Eligibility
Criteria
The eligibility criteria for the Padre Pio Program includes, but is not
limited to, these points:
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Grade/age criteria
determined on need |
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Review of social,
psychological, medical and achievement data |
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Evidence of academic
achievement, which is significantly below the student's level of
functioning documented by a psychologist's evaluation. (discrepancy
between IQ and academic achievement) |
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Documented evidence
which indicates ineffective interventions |
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Documented evidence of a
processing disorder in one or more of the following areas:
reading, language, writing, and arithmetic |
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Documented psychological
examination performed by a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist |
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Documented evidence that
learning problems are not due to other disabling conditions |
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Credentials
St. Agatha Catholic School was fully accredited by the Florida Catholic Conference
June 5, 1995
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION |
| REGISTRATION FEE |
| $250.00 per child (non-refundable) |
| TUITION RATES FOR 2004-2005 |
| $750.00 per month ----- $7,500.00 a year |
| These rates are for parents who use their St. Agatha envelopes weekly and whose annual contribution is a minimum of $520.00 |
| FAMILY RATES |
Do not apply for students in
the Padre Pio Program
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BOOK FEE
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$300.00 This fee will be paid in August.
$25.00 Cafeteria Start-up Account
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