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The secondary GT service model is a Specific Subject Matter Aptitude model. Identified students in grades 6-12 are served in one or more of the four core content areas of English Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies. Advanced Placement (AP) and KAP curricula are differentiated to meet the unique needs of gifted learners. AP/GT and KAP/GT courses are taught by teachers who have received training in the education of the gifted. These courses carry a "weighted" grade point; for example, an A average counts as five grade points rather than the traditional four grade points.

GT Independent Study electives are offered for GT students in grades 7-8 and grades 10-12 in which students will develop a product proposal, compile a portfolio, conduct in-depth research, and consult with a mentor from the business or professional community.

Parents of students in grade 5 receive information during the fall semester regarding screening for GT service in 6th grade. To request GT screening, parents must electronically submit the Secondary Parent Checklist by the published deadline in early October for students in grade 5.

For students in grades 6-11, screening information is publicized on junior high and high school campuses. To request GT screening, parents of students in grades 6-11 must electronically submit the Secondary Parent Checklist by the published date in early October.