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Below you will find information and resources for ALL families. You can find information specifically about Spring Valley's Advanced Academics and the link to the Durham Public Schools Advanced Academics Parent and Families page.
Below you will find information and resources for ALL families. You can find information specifically about Spring Valley's Advanced Academics and the link to the Durham Public Schools Advanced Academics Parent and Families page.
Advanced Academics
Advanced Academics
What is Advanced Academics? - Curriculum is provided in the regular education setting through pull-out groups focusing on reading and math instruction.
Why Advanced Academics? - We strive to meet the unique intellectual, academic, social, and emotional needs of students with advanced reading and math capabilities.
How are Students Identified for Advanced Academics? - Students must meet any two criteria in the areas of identification for reading and/or math. They may be recommended for consideration by staff, administration, a community member, a family member, or self-nominate.
Criteria for Identification:
Scoring in the 89th percentile or above on a nationally normed assessment (Iowa Test of Basic Skills (ITBS), i-Ready, Woodcock-Johnson, NC End of Grade Tests)
Scoring in the 89th percentile or above on a nationally normed aptitude assessment (Cog-AT, Otis Lennon Skills Ability Test (OLSAT), Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test
Portfolio of demonstrated evidence of advanced intellect and performance
Sites to Assist Parents with Keeping his/her Child Engaged
Use this link to find resources and information from the DPS Advanced Academics Department
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