CHANGES TO ELEMENTARY HIGHLY CAPABLE SERVICES
Grades K-2: Young Scholars (K-2) Program will continue to serve students in each elementary school.
Grades 3-6:
2019-2020: While maintaining eight host schools, the plan includes relocating some QUEST host schools to accommodate the need for additional classrooms. The plan will change the current QUEST configuration of a 5th/6th multi-age classroom to a 5th grade classroom and a 6th grade classroom at each QUEST site. If numbers indicate the need, some sites may also have a separate 3rd grade and 4th grade QUEST classroom.
| QUEST host schools |
Feeder schools |
| Brouillet |
Carson |
| Pope |
Edgerton, Hunt |
| Woodland |
Zeiger |
| Dessie F. Evans |
Firgrove |
| Sunrise |
Ridgecrest, Wildwood |
| Shaw Road |
None |
| Karshner |
Mt View, Northwood, Stewart |
| Spinning |
Fruitland, Maplewood, Meeker, Waller Rd |
CHANGES TO SECONDARY HIGHLY CAPABLE SERVICES
Providing access to rigorous curriculum and ensuring post-secondary opportunities for each of our students is the primary mission of our district. We are committed to expanding access to more of our students to the learning that will be required in college. Honors, Pre-AP and AP courses are self-elected courses that are under the Highly Capable umbrella of additional classroom rigor. All of these courses are currently available at Kalles and Glacier View, with the remaining five junior high schools adding the AP course in 2018-2019.
Grades 7-8
As the Highly Capable program continues to create equity within our district, we are growing our Junior High PAGE Program. Students in grades 7 and 8 from across our district will continue to qualify for PAGE. PAGE curriculum will prepare students for the rigor expected for college preparatory coursework.
2019-2020: The PAGE Program will be available for 7th graders at three regional sites - Ferrucci , Stahl, and Kalles. (PAGE for 8th graders in the district will continue at Kalles.)
2020-2021: The PAGE Program will be available for 7th and 8th graders at the three regional sites - Ferrucci, Stahl, and Kalles.
Grade 9
By 2018-2019, our 9th graders will have access at each of the regional junior high schools to rigorous Pre-AP and AP courses, many of which were previously only available to 10-12 grade students. The work to bring rigorous coursework to the 9th grade level has already begun (AP Human Geography).
Grades 10-12
Our high schools are continuing their work to expand and coordinate the rigor of their offerings, including the AP Capstone Program and an increase in AP course offerings.