Student Services
Title One
Title One funds are provided to the school by the Federal Government through the public school system. These funds provide eligible students with remedial services in reading and/or math. For information on whether your child may be eligible to receive these services, contact our school's Resource Teacher and Student Services contact, Meaghan VandenBosch at vandenboschm@st-joe.org
Learning Accommodations
Students with learning accommodations are provided with a HELP (Helpful Education Learning Plan) by our school's Resource Teacher and/or Guidance Counselor. The plan is created based on classroom observations, teacher feedback, and supporting documentation provided to the school (i.e. IEP, Services Plan, 504 accommodation plan, etc.). Our students need to be comfortable learning in a general education setting. Per the Diocese of Orlando, once a student is enrolled in a private school the IEP will be converted to what is called a Services Plan (SP). The Resource Teacher will contact new families with instructions.
If your student has an IEP, Services Plan, 504, or other accommodation plan and you are interested in enrolling, please contact our front office to schedule a tour. Bring your most recent documentation to be evaluated by our Principal, Guidance Counselor, and Resource Teacher. CLICK HERE.
School Psychologist/Guidance Counselor
The school psychologist/guidance counselor at Saint Joseph Catholic School is a State Licensed Professional who offers services to students in Pre-Kindergarten for 3-year-olds through Grade 8.
The services include academic achievement tests, classroom guidance lessons, cognitive ability assessments, community resource referrals, individual counseling, parent/legal guardian consultations, small group sessions, and the monitoring of student attendance.
Students may request an appointment with the school psychologist/guidance counselor in person or through a hand-written note. Teachers and parents/legal guardians may request appointments for students in person, through an email, or over the phone.
Classroom Guidance Lessons
Family life
Organizational skills
Study skills
Individual Counseling
Learn healthy coping skills
Develop peer relationships
Identify feelings and understand them
Small Group Sessions
Improve study habits
Organization
Learn problem-solving skills