Who is the target group for SSA?
*Students working at least two years above their current grade level (work samples needed)
*Students who score a 85% or above on their current grade level benchmark assessment (for 3rd quarter.)
*Students do not have to be part of the AIG program (but must still be at least two years ahead)
*Students nominated by parents and/or teachers.
*Students taking high school courses are NOT eligible.
*Students working at least two years above their current grade level (work samples needed)
*Students who score a 85% or above on their current grade level benchmark assessment (for 3rd quarter.)
*Students do not have to be part of the AIG program (but must still be at least two years ahead)
*Students nominated by parents and/or teachers.
*Students taking high school courses are NOT eligible.
.Items to Consider before taking the SSA assessment:
*The student should be free of any adjustment problems or concerns (working with students a year or two older; being the only SSA student within that particular class.)
*Students, who go with SSA and qualify, have a strong possibility of taking classes with the advanced grade level. Some advanced courses aren't offered within a particular grade level's schedule.
*The parents must be in favor of grade advancement, but the child should also desire to move ahead.
*A child's maturity level (with input from parents/teachers)
*A child’s study habits, motivation, and ability to adjust and to be flexible.
*Social and emotional development
*The student should be free of any adjustment problems or concerns (working with students a year or two older; being the only SSA student within that particular class.)
*Students, who go with SSA and qualify, have a strong possibility of taking classes with the advanced grade level. Some advanced courses aren't offered within a particular grade level's schedule.
*The parents must be in favor of grade advancement, but the child should also desire to move ahead.
*A child's maturity level (with input from parents/teachers)
*A child’s study habits, motivation, and ability to adjust and to be flexible.
*Social and emotional development
Common Core Math I summer program (through NCVPS)
Wake County is no longer offering this option for those students who have completed Math 7+ (7th grade students.) NCVPS courses are no longer offered to middle school students.
Wake County is no longer offering this option for those students who have completed Math 7+ (7th grade students.) NCVPS courses are no longer offered to middle school students.