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VIDEO: A Place For the Gifted at Minnetonka Schools

In its third year, the Navigator Program provides opportunities for high-potential students that classrooms traditionally do not.

 
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“In my old classroom, there were some times when they thought that I was speaking some different type of alien language,” said Noah, a fifth-grader in Minnetonka Schools’ Navigator Program­. The program includes curriculum for exceptionally gifted children in grades two through five.

The Navigator Program, now in its third year, draws high-potetial students found through a screening process that includes teacher observation, parent and student input, classroom performance and standardized tests.

The program is offered at Scenic Heights and Excelsior elementary schools.

Related Topics: Excelsior Elementary School, Navigator Program, Scenic Heights Elementary, and gifted students
What do you think of Minnetonka Schools' Navigator Program? Tell us in the comments.

georgia

2:45 pm on Tuesday, January 31, 2012

I'm curious how all kids would do with such great services! Bet they would all perform at amazing levels with such resources at their fingertips!

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Nvizeon

4:59 pm on Wednesday, February 1, 2012

<georgia> Precisely! Every student deserves to have a home and school environment that meets their social, emotional, and educational needs and allows them to reach their full potential. Fortunately the Minnetonka school district understands this basic principle.

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