Individualized Differentiated Teaching Program
The Individualized Differentiated Instruction Program (IDLE) is designed to provide academic support to students with specific learning needs, based on the recommendations of specialists. This program is not part of Special Education; rather, it focuses on offering tailored education that responds to each student's individual needs.
Recognizing that each student has a unique learning style, the curriculum is adapted to support their progress. The primary objective of the "PEID" is for students to achieve the standards necessary to be integrated into the grade corresponding to their age, allowing them to advance at their own pace. In subjects that require it, students can work up to two academic levels below their grade level, using the standards of the Puerto Rico Department of Education as a reference.
Circulars 2024-2025
The Individualized Differentiated Instruction Program (IDLE) is designed to provide academic support to students with specific learning needs, based on the recommendations of specialists. This program is not part of Special Education; rather, it focuses on offering tailored education that responds to each student's individual needs.
Recognizing that each student has a unique learning style, the curriculum is adapted to support their progress. The primary objective of the "PEID" is for students to achieve the standards necessary to be integrated into the grade corresponding to their age, allowing them to advance at their own pace. In subjects that require it, students can work up to two academic levels below their grade level, using the standards of the Puerto Rico Department of Education as a reference.
Circulars 2024-2025
The Individualized Differentiated Instruction Program (IDLE) is designed to provide academic support to students with specific learning needs, based on the recommendations of specialists. This program is not part of Special Education; rather, it focuses on offering tailored education that responds to each student's individual needs.
Recognizing that each student has a unique learning style, the curriculum is adapted to support their progress. The primary objective of the "PEID" is for students to achieve the standards necessary to be integrated into the grade corresponding to their age, allowing them to advance at their own pace. In subjects that require it, students can work up to two academic levels below their grade level, using the standards of the Puerto Rico Department of Education as a reference.
Benefits
Small Groups
Groups with few students, organized according to individual levels and needs.
Teaching Methodology
They promote multiple intelligences, ensuring that each student receives personalized attention.
Admission Requirements
Registration Form
(2) 2x2 Photos
Immunization Report (Green Vaccine Sheet)
Social Security Card
Medical Examination
Examination Certificate (Applies to Kindergarten, Second, Fourth, Sixth, Eighth and Tenth Grade students.
Transcript of Credits (Sealed and stamped by the educational institution)
Letter of recommendation
Payment Letter
Baptismal Certificate (if applicable)
Birth certificate
Admission Exam
Psychological Evaluation (No older than three years)
Psychometric or Psychoeducational Evaluation (No older than three years)
Individualized Education Program (IEP) or Programming and Placement Committee (COMPU) Meeting