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4251 L Street
Philadelphia, PA 19124 E-mail: APLucy01@nni.om
Enrollment Students accepted into Saint Lucy Day School are placed in various programs. Age is one factor in influencing their placement. Children from birth to six years of age are eligible for the part-time Early Intervention Program. Children who are three years of age by September 1 of the academic year may enter the pre-kindergarten class; while those who are five years of age by September 1 are eligible to enter the kindergarten class. First grade students must be six years of age by September 1. Students for grades two through eight are admitted anytime during the school year. Degree of visual impairment is another factor influencing placement. All students who enter the program must satisfy the following criteria for visual impairment:
Although the majority of students at Saint Lucy Day School have visual impairment as their sole disability, children with mild secondary handicaps may be accepted into the program at the discretion of the principal and in consultation with the parents and teachers. Funding Our program's major source of funding is through the Archdiocesan Catholic Charities Appeal. Private donations are accepted through a variety organizations and individuals; United Way, Matching Gift programs. Lions/Lioness clubs and senior citizen groups Tuition The annual Archdiocesan Catholic Charities Appeal funds almost 43% of the operating budget of Saint Lucy Day School. The remaining budget is raised through tuition and fund raisers.
Transportation Students are entitled to bus transportation under PA Act 372 if the home district provides it to public school students, and if the district is within a ten-mile radius of Saint Lucy Day School. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania funds this transportation through the local Boards of Education. |