During this time students participate in advanced Type II training and cover a specially designed curriculum which includes advanced research skills, written, oral, and visual communication skills, how to learn skills, and cognitive and affective skills. Student also pursue Type III investigations. Future Problem Solving is offered to students in grades 5-12 as an extracurricular activity. Special cluster groups in the elementary school provide additional enrichment in math and research buddy- studies. Mentorships are organized as a part of the students Type III involvement.
Evaluation formally occurs two times a year.
Self-evaluation plays a vital role in student assessment. Descriptive Information is available.