Advanced Academics (AA)

AA Referrals
Forms may be downloaded from the AA website www.fcps.edu/is/aap/  Please turn forms into the office, addressed to Naomi Baker. 

AA Program Overview:
In grades K-3, the instructional programs for the gifted and talented students provide differentiated instruction to meet student educational need. The Advanced Academics Resource teacher collaborates with the classroom teacher to provide materials and learning experiences for the advanced learner in the classroom.
AA school-based services for the upper grades are also delivered through a collaborative model. Lessons are designed to challenge students to learn at a faster rate, think on a higher level and study sophisticated and complex content through extensions.

AA Program Parent Information Meeting (More Info)
There will be a parent information session regarding Fairfax County’s programs for Advanced Academics on September 25th, 2012 at 6:00 p.m. Information will be provided about levels of service and examples at Dranesville as well as explain and answer questions about the screening processes for part-time school based and Level IV services.  The meeting is open to all K-6 parents.  The event will be held in the library at Dranesville Elementary. Please contact Sara Balcanoff, Advanced Academics Resource Teacher, at (703)326-5200 or sebalcanoff@fcps.edu if you should have any questions regarding this event. All parents are welcome to attend!