Wynne School District Accepting Nominations for Gifted Education Program

The Wynne School District is now accepting nominations for its gifted education program. This program supports students from 3rd to 12th grade with exceptional academic abilities, creativity, and critical thinking skills. Eligibility is determined by standardized tests, school performance inventories, and giftedness documentation.

Parents, community members, and students can nominate potential candidates. The goal is to ensure all eligible students are considered. Parents of nominated students who qualify for further evaluation will be notified.

The program seeks students who excel acadically in various subjects. These students should show curiosity, intellectual drive, creativity, and critical thinking skills. They should also be self-motivated, communicate effectively, and have a strong interest in collaboration.

Nominations can be sent to the building principal or G/T Coordinator, Holly Melton, at Wynne Intermediate School. The school district guarantees equal consideration for all nominated students based on program eligibility standards. The Wynne School District does not discriminate based on race, religious creed, national origin, physical handicap, sex, or age.

More information on the Wynne Public Schools' GT Program is available at jacketsgt.weebly.com. The school district encourages everyone to visit this site to learn more about the program and nomination process.

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