Grades 3-8:
Pull-Out Services
- Students formally identified as Gifted and Talented participate in at least two pull-out sessions per week. These sessions involve interdisciplinary curricular units of study, enabling students to delve deeper into subjects, collaborate with peers, and tackle advanced concepts.
- Students in grades 5-8 participate in blended-grade enrichment clusters centered around specific themes or interests. These clusters allow students to engage in long-term projects, explore their passions, and develop advanced skills within a collaborative environment.
Push-In Services
- When required, the gifted and talented teacher integrates into general education. This push-in model enhances learning for targeted students and complements their regular classroom experience.
Outreach and Competitions
- Students in grades 3-8 have opportunities to participate in outreach experiences and various competitions. These activities offer additional intellectual challenges and the chance to connect with academic peers beyond the regular classroom setting.
Grades K-2: Small Group Enrichment
- Students engage in activities designed to develop both divergent and convergent thinking. Divergent thinking activities encourage exploration of multiple solutions and creative thinking, while convergent thinking focuses on narrowing down and selecting the best solution. The curriculum also emphasizes open-ended problem-solving, presentation skills, and cooperative learning. The curriculum incorporates STEM fundamentals through engaging, hands-on activities.