Students in grades 7-8 work on a variety of units including the following:
Discovering Your Gifted Self
Number Systems
Civilizations
Travel, Culture, and Budgets
Visual Art, Illusions, and Perceptions
High School, College, and Career Planning
Independent Studies
In addition, students have the opportunity to participate in a fall and a spring online Quiz Bowl and the Northwestern College Math Bees.
Students in grades 9-12 have the opportunity to explore a wide range of pursuits. Independent study projects are encouraged and supported, but other units include the following:
Wellness and Goal-Setting
Film Studies, including Music & Movies as well as documentaries
MakerSpace & STEM Activities
Philosophy
Personal Finance/ Planning to Pay for College
Gifted Person Research Presentation
College and Career Planning
Students are also encouraged to explore online college courses, participate in test prep activities, and build their college resumes with extracurricular pursuits.
Students in all grade levels (7-12) are invited and encouraged to participate in whole-group activities including Fun Day Friday, Breakout Boxes, and Instant Challenges to support their critical, creative, and strategic thinking as well as their social and emotional development.
Please contact Mrs. Goodchild if you have any questions about the West Lyon TAG program (mgoodchild@wlwildcats.org)