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The district follows policy and procedures established in Ohio Administrative Code 3301-51-15. Below is an overview of the criteria students must meet for each area of identification recognized by Ohio law.  \nFor all qualifying score requirements and additional tests that may be used within each area of identification please refer the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce List of Approved Assessments: Chart of Approved Assessments  \nSUPERIOR COGNITIVE ABILITY  \nAssessments the district administers that provide for superior cognitive identification  \n\n| Name of Assessment |\n| --- |\n| Cognitive Abilities Test, Form 7 and/or 8 (CogAT), VQN Composite |\n| Cognitive Abilities Test, Form 7 and/or 8 (CogAT),\u003Cbr>QN Composite (Gr. 3 – 12 for ELL or Students with a reading disability) |\n| Cognitive Abilities Test, Form 7 and/or 8 (CogAT),\u003Cbr>VN Composite (For Students with a math disability) |\n| Cognitive Abilities Test, Form 7 and/or 8 (CogAT),\u003Cbr>VQ Composite (For Students with) |\n| Cognitive Abilities Test, Form 7 and/or 8 (CogAT),\u003Cbr>Nonverbal (For ELL Students or students with a reading and math disability) |\n| Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test® Third Edition (NNAT3) |\n\n1  \nOhio Department of Education June, 2024  \nSPECIFIC ACADEMIC ABILITY  \nAssessments the district administers that provide for specific academic identification  \n\n| Name of Assessment |\n| --- |\n| Iowa Assessments, Form E and/or F, Complete Battery |\n| Terra Nova, 3rd Edition, Complete Battery |\n| MAP Growth 6+ |\n\nCREATIVE THINKING ABILITY  \nAssessments the district administers that provide for creative thinking identification  \n\n| Name of Assessment |\n| --- |\n| Cognitive Abilities Test, Form 7 and/or 8 (CogAT), VQN Composite Creative Thinking Ability Intelligence Test Component |\n| Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test® Third Edition (NNAT3)\u003Cbr>Creative Thinking Ability Intelligence Test Component |\n| Gifted and Talented Evaluation Scales 2nd Edition (GATES 2) |\n\nVISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS  \nAssessments the district administers that provide for visual and performing arts identification:  \n\n| Name of Assessment |\n| --- |\n| Visual Arts\u003Cbr>Scales for Rating the Behavioral Characteristics of Superior Students – SRBCSS Part V: Artistic Characteristics |\n| ODE Rubric for Scoring Visual Art Display of Work (Display of Work) |\n\n\n| Musical Arts\u003Cbr>Scales for Rating the Behavioral Characteristics of Superior Students – SRBCSS Part VI: Musical Characteristics |\n| --- |\n| ODE Rubric for Scoring Music Performance Evaluation\u003Cbr>(Performance) |\n\n2  \nOhio Department of Education June, 2024  \n\n| Drama/ Theater:\u003Cbr>Scales for Rating the Behavioral Characteristics of Superior Students – SRBCSS Part VII: Dramatic Characteristics |\n| --- |\n| ODE Rubric for Scoring Drama/Theatre Performance Evaluation\u003Cbr>(Performance) |\n\n\n| Dance:\u003Cbr>Ohio Checklist of Artistic Behavior-Dance |\n| --- |\n| Ohio Rubric for Scoring Dance Performance Evaluation |\n\nIDENTIFICATION PROCESS  \nThe district shall provide at least two opportunities each year for assessment in the case of children requesting assessment or recommended for assessment by teachers, parents or qualified others.  \nThe district ensures there are ample and appropriate scheduling procedures for assessments andreassessment using:  \n\n| Type of Assessment | Content Area(s)","cbCailAX9U6dP1Sq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailAX9U6dP1Sq","pdf",322024,"English","# Definition\n# District Identification Plan\n## Superior Cognitive Ability\n## Specific Academic Ability\n## Creative Thinking Ability\n## Visual and Performing Arts\n# Identification Process\n# Referral\n# Screening\n# Identification","[{\"question\":\"How does Ohio define a student who is gifted?\",\"answer\":\"Ohio defines a gifted student as one who performs or shows potential for performing at remarkably high levels of accomplishment compared to others of the student’s age, experience, or environment.\"},{\"question\":\"What assessment areas does the district use for gifted identification?\",\"answer\":\"The district uses areas recognized by Ohio law: superior cognitive ability, specific academic ability, creative thinking ability, and visual and/or performing arts.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the referral and timeline process after a gifted referral is received?\",\"answer\":\"After receiving a referral, the district schedules screening during the school day and completes the initial assessment within ninety days. 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