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St. Francis Xavier Academic Achievement Program

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The St. Francis Xavier Academic Achievement Program is a new initiative at Bishop Shanahan High School designed to provide comprehensive learning support services to students with diagnosed learning differences.  

 

This initiative reflects Shanahan’s ongoing commitment to academic excellence, faith formation, and the success of every student regardless of learning difference.  

The program offers individualized academic support, including assistance with executive functioning, organization, study skills, and time management.

  • Rostered course with Director of Learning Support

  • Bi-weekly check-ins and goal setting through a student centered approach

  • Implementation of the accommodations in classroom while serving as teacher liaison

  • Designated work space available to student after school until 4pm

  • Regular communication and collaboration with families regarding student progress 

  • Reading and math supports through CCIU trained staff available

 

There is a fee for this program.

Click here to RSVP for our Information session on February 4th at 7PM

Contact Us

Lauren Wochok

Lauren Wochok

Director of Learning Support Services
School: 610-518-1300 ext. 4206

St. Francis Xavier Academic Achievement Program Interest Form

Required

To further support our students, the St. Francis Xavier Academic Achievement program is available to students with a diagnosed learning difference that is supported by an IEP, 504 plan, or medical documentation and provides individualized support.

Please fill out this form to indicate your interest in applying for admission into the St. Francis Xavier Academic Achievement program for your student.

A meeting with Mrs. Lauren Wochok, the Director of Learning Support Services, is also required as part of the process, and she will contact you to schedule a time to meet.

Parent Informationrequired
First Name
Last Name
Student Informationrequired
First Name
Last Name
Student's Graderequired
Did you upload documentation (IEP/504 Plan/note from a care provider) to your application?required

The St. Francis Xavier Academic Achievement Program is made possible by a grant from the Ambassador’s Fund for Catholic Education, the successor name to the Archdiocesan Educational Fund. This charitable organization was created and funded by Matthew H. McCloskey, Jr. (1893-1973), building contractor and U.S. Ambassador to Ireland (1962-64), in 1967 to advance Catholic education and evangelization throughout the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.