This page will answer questions commonly asked by students and parents about the gifted program.
What does GATE stand for?
Gifted and Talented EducationBack to Top
Gifted and Talented Education
How does a student qualify for GATE?
A student must be gifted in at least three areas according to objective standardized test scores. One area is cognitive ability, and the others are high achievement in language arts and math.For more details about testing, contact the Gifted Coordinator, Kathy Pollock (419-824-8576).Back to Top
A student must be gifted in at least three areas according to objective standardized test scores. One area is cognitive ability, and the others are high achievement in language arts and math.For more details about testing, contact the Gifted Coordinator, Kathy Pollock (419-824-8576).
What is the purpose of GATE?
GATE students get a chance to interact and challenge other gifted students while working at a pace and level of complexity commensurate to their ability. Back to Top
GATE students get a chance to interact and challenge other gifted students while working at a pace and level of complexity commensurate to their ability.
How can a student be tested for GATE?
Contact the gifted coordinator, Kathy Pollock, at 419-824-8576Back to Top
Contact the gifted coordinator, Kathy Pollock, at 419-824-8576