Admission
The school accepts gifted students by means of an application process involving essays, an interview, visiting classes with a student host, and an IQ test. Qualitative Assessment, a method by which gifted children are evaluated by a trained individual, without the use of formal IQ tests, as developed by founder Annemarie Roeper, is also being explored by the school. Acceptance may be accompanied by financial aid. Although the school is never able to provide as many scholarships as it would like, it strives to honor its founders' intent that the school serve the needs of the gifted and not be a private school for only the affluent.
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