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KINDERGARTEN PLACEMENT

• Contact Student Pupil Services for packet of information and to schedule an initial assessment.

• Adhere to the deadlines for application if you are considering Early Entrance for your child.

• The State of Ohio requires districts to follow their Board adopted Acceleration Policy when considering a child for Early Entrance to Kindergarten.

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Early Entrance

• A referral must be submitted by either the parent, teacher (preschool/kindergarten), or Gifted Intervention Specialist.

• Mayfield follows the RTI process for acceleration. Several interventions will be initiated prior to considering a student for acceleration.

• Initial assessments will be conducted and submitted to the AEP Coordinator for review.


Kindergarten Acceleration

EARLY ENTRANCE TO KINDERGARTEN

Packet of information is received and completed from Student Pupil Services. Child passes initial screening

for Kindergarten Readiness

School Psychologist administers the WISC-IV Test for a Superior Cognitive Identification. (Needs to be

127 or Above.)

The Gifted Intervention Specialist or AEP Coordinator will administer the Woodcock Johnson Achievement Test for a Specific Academic Identification. (Identification-95% or higher in either Math/Reading.)

The AEP Coordinator will administer the Iowa Acceleration Scale to candidates for Early Entrance. A team meeting will take place where all of the data will be presented to determine if a candidate should be enrolled for Early Entrance. TEAM MEETING PROCESS

ACCELERATION PROCESS

A Referral is made for Acceleration to the AEP Coordinator by either the current Teacher, Parent, or Gifted Intervention Specialist. A Permission to Test form must be signed and returned prior to any further testing or data collection.

Testing is Administered.

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Referral

Team Meeting

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TESTS ADMINISTERED FOR ACCELERATION

WISC_IVBy School Psychologist

Woodcock Johnson Achievement TestBy GIS/AEP Coordinator

Iowa Acceleration

ScaleBy AEP Coordinator

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TEAM MEETING PROCESS

Progress Monitoring Meeting

Discussion of process, student progress, (if appropriate) finalize placement

Second Meeting

Presentation of data collected, proposed placement discussed, plan for implementation, transition period set. Instructions for Appeal.

Initial Team MeetingMayfield follows the RTI process for acceleration. Several interventions will be initiated prior

to considering a student for acceleration.

Team Members included: Parents, Building Administrator, AEP Coordinator, Teacher(s), GIS, School Psychologist

FIRST GRADE PLACEMENT• Regular Classroom Teachers will consult with the building

Gifted Intervention Specialist. Enrichment and Extension activities will be collaboratively collected and/or created to provide appropriate academic rigor.

Differentiation

• A referral must be submitted by either the parent, a teacher, or Gifted Intervention Specialist.



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SECOND GRADE PLACEMENT• Regular Classroom Teachers will consult with the building


Differentiation





Acceleration

• District Wide Testing will be administered to collect data for possible Gifted Identification.

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THIRD GRADE PLACEMENT• Regular Classroom Teachers will consult with the building


Differentiation





Acceleration



FOURTH GRADE PLACEMENT

Gifted Service

• Direct Gifted Service begins in Fourth grade.• The Gifted Intervention Specialist is responsible

for creating a Written Education Plan (WEP). This form will focus on specific goals and objectives that the GIS and Regular Classroom Teacher will carry out throughout the school year.

Acceleration





District Wide Testing


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FIFTH GRADE PLACEMENT• The Gifted Intervention Specialist is responsible for creating

a Written Education Plan (WEP). This form will focus on specific goals and objectives that the GIS and Regular Classroom Teacher will carry out throughout the school year.

Gifted Service





Acceleration



SIXTH GRADE PLACEMENT• The Gifted Intervention Specialist is responsible for

creating a Written Education Plan (WEP). This form will focus on specific goals and objectives that the GIS and Regular Classroom Teacher will carry out throughout the school year.

Gifted Service





Acceleration



SEVENTH GRADE PLACEMENT• The Gifted Intervention Specialist is

responsible for creating a Written Education Plan (WEP). This form will focus on specific goals and objectives that the GIS and Regular Classroom Teacher will carry out throughout the school year.

Gifted Service





EIGHTH GRADE PLACEMENT

Gifted Service

•The Gifted Intervention Specialist is responsible for creating a Written Education Plan (WEP). This form will focus on specific goals and objectives that the GIS and Regular Classroom Teacher will carry out throughout the school year.

Acceleration





HIGH SCHOOL PLACEMENT• The Gifted Intervention Specialist is

responsible for creating a Written Education Plan (WEP). This form will focus on specific goals and objectives that the GIS and Regular Classroom Teacher will carry out throughout the school year.

Gifted Service





DISTRICT WIDE TESTING

Second Grade students take the Cognitive Abilities Test. (CogAT).Score requirements

Third and Fifth Grade Students will take the IOWA Achievement Test. (Complete Battery) Score requirements

Fourth and Sixth Grade Students will take the Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT).Score requirements

Students who miss the District Wide Testing or students new to the district will be administered the Woodcock Johnson Achievement TestScore requirements

SCORE REQUIREMENTS FOR DISTRICT TESTING

IOWAAchievement Test95% + is required in any

subject area for identification.

Cognitive Abilities TestA Cognitive Skills Index (CSI) of 127 + (K-2) and

128+ (3-12) for Superior Cognitive identification.

Woodcock Johnson Achievement Test

95% + is required in Math and/or Reading for identification.WISC-IV Assessment

A score of 127 + is required for identification.

APPEAL PROCESS

An appeal must be made in writing to the Superintendent within thirty (30) calendar days of the parent/guardian receiving the committee’s decision.

The Superintendent or his/her designee shall review the appeal and notify the parent/guardian of his/her decision within fifteen (15) calendar days of receiving the appeal. The

Superintendent or his/her designee’s decision shall be final.

GIFTED SERVICE - ELEMENTARY

Gifted Intervention Specialists (GIS) are available at the Elementary level to provide services to teachers and students in grades K-5. The GIS provides consultation services to Regular Classroom Teachers in grades K-3. Direct service with the GIS, begins in 4th grade and continues through 5th. Service delivery may be in the form of: differentiation of curriculum, co-teaching, social/emotional support, subject acceleration, whole grade acceleration, or pull-out/resource room.Opportunities to participate in contests and enrichment activities are also provided.

GIFTED SERVICE - MIDDLE SCHOOLA Gifted Intervention Specialist (GIS) is available at the Middle School level to provide services to teachers and students in grades 6-8. The GIS provides consultation services to Math and Language Arts Teachers through common planning.Direct service with the GIS is focused in the subject of Math and the GIS co-teaches with the Regular Classroom Teacher to provide appropriate curriculum. Service delivery may be in the form of: differentiation of curriculum, co-teaching, social/emotional support, subject acceleration, whole grade acceleration, or pull-out/resource room.Opportunities to participate in contests and enrichment activities are also provided.

GIFTED SERVICE – HIGH SCHOOL

A Gifted Intervention Specialist (GIS) is available at the High School level to provide guidance services to students in grades 9-12. The GIS coordinates NHS, informational seminars, Practice ACT, AVIS assemblies, Honor assemblies, and college entrance guidance. The GIS develops a GSAP with each student to set goals for each 9 weeks. These goals are revisited through meetings with the students. The GIS is also a faculty advisor to the Academic Boosters.

DIFFERENTIATION

Differentiation is defined as classroom instruction that modifies the current curriculum content, the teaching process, or the student product according to the individual student’s readiness, needs, and/or interest.

CONTENT PROCESS PRODUCT

CONTENT DIFFERENTIATION

Content Differentiation could include: curriculum compacting, adjusting the pace of instruction, increasing the complexity of learning, pre-assessing skills and knowledge to match students with activities based on readiness, need, or interest, providing choices to allow for greater depth of learning and advanced exploration, selection of resources at varying levels.

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PROCESS DIFFERENTIATION

Process Differentiation could include: teaching to the readiness, need, or interest of students, critical and creative thinking activities, layered lessons, tiered assignments, learning centers, contracts, projects, technology, independent study.

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PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION

Product Differentiation is the “End Results” of teaching topics, concepts, or themes to students. Differentiation of Products refers to any product that differs and consists of depth of subject matter already mastered.

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FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT CARRIE HEATH, AEP COORDINATOR [email protected]

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