Identified elementary students meet once a week with a GT Specialist. The teacher follows a Type II scope and sequence to provide process and methodological skill instruction. At one site the GT Specialist also visits classrooms to teach problem solving strategies. Usually, students' three areas of highest interest are addressed during Type I and Type II enrichment. Type III investigations can be conducted by any interested student.
Teachers use an interview process to assess student motivation and interest.
After these interviews teachers and specialists meet to organize curriculum compacting, and students revolve in to the resource room to conduct their investigations. In conjunction with Type III opportunities, mentorship program the district organizes a mentorship program with local universities and the community that allows students to gain real-world experiences related to their investigations. A Product Fair is held to display these products. The district also provides national and state programs such as the Data Detective Exchange, Artifact Box, Odyssey of the Mind, Math Olympiad, and Science by Mail to elementary and middle school students as additional forms of enrichment. Grouping by ability occurs at the middle school level, particularly in math and reading.