Q: Is the School limited to students with a particular type of problem?
A: No. Students at Seton Academy have a variety of learning, emotional, and/or behavioral problems. They have in common a lack of success in a less restrictive school setting.
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Q: How does one apply for admission?
A: Inquiries are welcome from parents. However, all referrals must come directly from the student's school district. Inquiries may be made to the Headmaster, Armand Fabbri, at (203)-341-4506 or to the Education Coordinator, Bill Gluckman, at (203)-341-4507
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Q: Who pays for the student's enrollment in Seton Academy?
A: Local school districts contract with Seton Academy to pay for educational costs, which include social work services
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Q: How are students transported to Seton Academy?
A: Transportation to the school is provided by the student's home school district or families may elect to provide their own transportation. Students are not allowed to drive to school.
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Q: What if a student needs additional services beyond those provided by the School?
A: A social worker will help facilitate referrals to a local provider. If an assessment indicates that a temporary hospitalization is needed, staff will work with the parent(s) to facilitate this.
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Q: What happens in an emergency?
A: At the time of enrollment, the parent/guardian will provide the name and phone number of a person to contact in the event of an emergency. If an emergency occurs during school hours, intervention will be provided by Seton Academy staff, and the parent/guardian will be contacted. If the parent/guardian cannot be reached, staff will use their best judgment to ensure the safety of the student.
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