These students demonstrate excellence in most academic areas as opposed to a single area and maintain consistently high performance in reasoning and conceptualizing skills and the unusual ability to use divergent and evaluative thinking skills. The identification procedures used by the Wentzville School District are those approved by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. The Early Childhood Special Education program of the Wentzville School District provides a full range of early intervention services to help children with disabilities develop language, motor, and learning skills necessary for greater success when they start school at age 5. Children ages 3 through 5 with a significant delay or disability are eligible for services. A wide range of intervention services are available for eligible children, including a center-based classroom and therapies for children with speech and motor delays.
Services are free of charge to eligible children.
As Teachers program is a free and voluntary early-learning program for parents with children birth to school age. The program is run on the premise that parents are their children's first and most influential teachers. LatchKey The YMCA of Greater St. Louis provides a School-Age Child Care program at the elementary campuses in the Wentzville School District. Program A building based Drug-Free School program works with schools, parents and the community to heighten awareness about and prevent the abuse of drugs and alcohol. A few programs may be support groups for students affected by chemical dependency, drug awareness week activities, conflict mediation training, and faculty in-service on identifying and referring students with symptoms of substance abuse.