1. LIVINGSTON COUNTY GIFTED AND TALENTED PROGRAM Darryl Chittenden, Superintendent Sheri Henson, Instructional Supervisor, Melvin Houk, District Technology Coordinator Kathy Long, Gifted and Talented Coordinator

2. Livingston County Gifted and Talented Program of Criteria ACADEMIC SCREENING C A T S- Distinguished in one Area, Proficient in Two or More Areas JotDown Forms SIGS (Scales for Identifying Gifted Students Stanford 10 Complete Battery Qualifying Test (i. e. or Other Norm- Referenced Testing) GENERAL INTELLIGENCE Raven - 96% or more- Screening K-Bit 2 – 128 and above Jotdown Forms SIGS Otis-Lennon – 128 and above Qualifying Test

3. G. T. Criteria CREATIVITY Torrance Test of Creativity – 96% or more- Figural or Verbal – Qualifying Test Creative Jot Downs Portfolio Pieces SIGS LEADERSHIP Roets Rating Scale for Leadership Leadership Jot Downs SIGS Service Learning, Community Work

4. G. T. Criteria VISUAL-PERFORMING ARTS MUSIC Music Jot Downs Music Checklists Auditions/Recommendations ART Art Jot Downs Art Checklists Portfolio Pieces Drama Drama Jot Downs Drama Checklists Auditions/Recommendations Dance Dance Jot Downs Dance Checklists Recommendations

5. LIVINGSTON COUNTY GIFTED STUDENT SERVICE PLAN – 704 K A R 3:285 GIFTED STUDENT SERVICE PLAN developed for every G T student showing their continued progress. CONSENT for G T Services mailed to Parents of Qualifying Students NOTIFICATIONS Two Notifications to Parents Per Year Reflecting Child’s GSSP

6. Primary Talent Pool Primary Talent Pool Plan of Differentiated Instruction Teacher Jot Downs in All Areas Teacher Checklist Parent Questionaire Subject Matter Acceleration Group Clustering Individual Clustering Enrichment Travel-Study Options