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Specific Gifted Information
Acceleration defined as; early entrance to kindergarten; acceleration in individual subject areas; whole grade acceleration (grade-skipping); and early high school graduation.
Tecumseh Local Schools recognizes that the personal, social, physical, and educational growth of children will vary and that they should be placed in the educational setting most appropriate to their needs at the various stages of their growth. Students, for whom a whole-grade acceleration or individual subject acceleration is considered as an appropriate educational option, will be evaluated by an acceleration evaluation committee using the Board of Education adopted Acceleration Policy.
Students that are accelerated will have a Written Acceleration Plan on file.
If you would like to discuss acceleration for your child, please contact the Director of Special Education at 845-4495.
In accordance with Ohio law, all gifted students who are receiving gifted services in Tecumseh Local School District must have a Written Education Plan (WEP) to guide the services. The WEP acts as an individual student planning document and is a communication tool between students, teachers, and parents. It is used to measure the effectiveness of provided gifted services.
Individual Written Education Plans are written annually by gifted specialists in collaboration with classroom teachers for each student receiving gifted educational services. A WEP conference may be scheduled for parents to review and sign off on the plan. All parents as well as staff members responsible for providing services listed will receive copies of the WEP.
Components of the WEP
A Written Education Plan is developed for every student who is receiving gifted educational services in their identification area(s). The WEP includes the following components:
- A description of all gifted services in which the student participates
- Goals for students for each service provided
- The staff person responsible for ensuring the delivery of services
- The method to be used to evaluate progress toward each specific goal
- The process and schedule for reporting progress to parents
- The deadline for the next review of the WEP
Students and parent(s)/guardian(s) may choose not to take advantage of the gifted services offered by the district based upon the educational setting that best fits the needs of a child. Written permission to decline gifted services must be filed with the school district annually. If you would like to decline the offered services, please complete the form below and return it to Tecumseh School Disitrct.
The screening process begins by reviewing existing data from sources including, but not limited to State testing results, district cumulative folder records, and interviews with past and present teachers. Students who have demonstrated a high level of accomplishment will proceed to the assessment level where additional testing in accordance with State standards may be needed. Gifted specialists and/or the school psychologist using State-approved assessment measures will be administering these assessments. Your written permission is necessary for this screening evaluation to occur. Please sign the form below as verification that you understand the process as stated.
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Acceleration defined as; early entrance to kindergarten; acceleration in individual subject areas; whole grade acceleration (grade-skipping); and early high school graduation.
Tecumseh Local Schools recognizes that the personal, social, physical, and educational growth of children will vary and that they should be placed in the educational setting most appropriate to their needs at the various stages of their growth. Students, for whom a whole-grade acceleration or individual subject acceleration is considered as an appropriate educational option, will be evaluated by an acceleration evaluation committee using the Board of Education adopted Acceleration Policy.
Students that are accelerated will have a Written Acceleration Plan on file.
If you would like to discuss acceleration for your child, please contact the Director of Special Education at 845-4495.
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In accordance with Ohio law, all gifted students who are receiving gifted services in Tecumseh Local School District must have a Written Education Plan (WEP) to guide the services. The WEP acts as an individual student planning document and is a communication tool between students, teachers, and parents. It is used to measure the effectiveness of provided gifted services.
Individual Written Education Plans are written annually by gifted specialists in collaboration with classroom teachers for each student receiving gifted educational services. A WEP conference may be scheduled for parents to review and sign off on the plan. All parents as well as staff members responsible for providing services listed will receive copies of the WEP.
Components of the WEP
A Written Education Plan is developed for every student who is receiving gifted educational services in their identification area(s). The WEP includes the following components:
- A description of all gifted services in which the student participates
- Goals for students for each service provided
- The staff person responsible for ensuring the delivery of services
- The method to be used to evaluate progress toward each specific goal
- The process and schedule for reporting progress to parents
- The deadline for the next review of the WEP
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Students and parent(s)/guardian(s) may choose not to take advantage of the gifted services offered by the district based upon the educational setting that best fits the needs of a child. Written permission to decline gifted services must be filed with the school district annually. If you would like to decline the offered services, please complete the form below and return it to Tecumseh School Disitrct.
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The screening process begins by reviewing existing data from sources including, but not limited to State testing results, district cumulative folder records, and interviews with past and present teachers. Students who have demonstrated a high level of accomplishment will proceed to the assessment level where additional testing in accordance with State standards may be needed. Gifted specialists and/or the school psychologist using State-approved assessment measures will be administering these assessments. Your written permission is necessary for this screening evaluation to occur. Please sign the form below as verification that you understand the process as stated.