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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Departments > Student Services > Gifted Education

 
Gatekidpic.jpgBellevue School District’s Gifted programs expand Bellevue’s rigorous curriculum to serve students of exceptionally high intellectual ability.  Three programs are designed to enrich and challenge the thinking of students with a greater capacity and need for learning:  

  • Enrichment:  Pull-out program for grades 2-5.  Five hours a week at four elementary schools; locations vary.
              
  • PRISM:  Full-time program for grades 2-5 at Spiritridge Elementary at the Bellewood location in fall 2010 and core subjects at Odle Middle School for grades 6-8.
             
  • Gifted High School Program (GHSP):  Grades 9-12 - Core subjects plus special programs at Interlake High School.  

access information regarding the application and testing process >                                     


Important Dates


November 2010:  Application period for Bellevue School District students and  private school students in grades 1 – 9.  

November 2010:  Informational meeting for parents regarding the testing process and programs at Odle MS Cafeteria, 14401 NE 8th St. 

January:  Testing for all students in grades 1 - 9 who applied in November. 

March 1:  Test results available for Middle School and High School students

April:  Test results available for Elementary students
Gifted Office Information


Telephone: 425.456.4136 

Fax: 425.456.4176

 

You an also use the feedback form, in the left hand column on any Gifted Program page, to ask questions and contact the Gifted Office.

The Bellevue School District is committed to providing equal opportunities for all person without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, disability, age, marital status, sexual orientation, sex, or other extraneous factors.  Questions regarding this policy or procedures may be directed to the district Title IX Officer and Section 504/ADA Coordinator.