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What is QUEST?
What is QUEST?
At the elementary level, QUEST is a pull-out program utilizing a spiraling, interdisciplinary curriculum through which critical thinking, creative thinking, research, and communication skills are taught. Elementary QUEST students in grades kindergarten through fifth grade, attend the QUEST class for approximately two hours a week.
At the middle school level, grades 6-8, QUEST students daily attend a QUEST class which provides a project-based, interdisciplinary, gifted curriculum utilizing Pre-Ap strategies.
At the high school level, QUEST students may choose to enroll in the QUEST Independent Study Mentorship Class, participate in the QUEST Lab, participate in the International Baccalaureate Program and/or enroll in Advanced Placement Classes, both Pre-AP and AP courses, including the QUEST Pre-AP English I and II classes.
What does my kindergarten, first or second grader do in QUEST?
What does my kindergarten, first or second grader do in QUEST?
Your child participates in projects designed to develop and refine their critical and creative thinking, problem solving and research skills through an interdisciplinary curriculum. Your child uses skills from the following areas: language arts, science and math.
What does my third, fourth, or fifth grader do in QUEST?
What does my third, fourth, or fifth grader do in QUEST?
Because the QUEST curriculum spirals in complexity and depth, third, fourth and fifth grade QUEST students apply their critical and creative thinking, problem solving and research skills to achieve a more complex and in depth level of mastery.
If you need more information about the QUEST program, please visit the district website listed below:
If you need more information about the QUEST program, please visit the district website listed below:
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