Contact Information
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For information about the district's Gifted & Talented (QUEST) Program, contact
Gina Peddy
817-949-7063
gina.peddy@southlakecarroll.edu
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The Carroll Independent School District 's gifted and talented program, Quest, is available to students in grades K-12 and is designed to meet the diverse needs of the gifted population. Quest program options enable gifted students to work together as a group, work with other students, and work independently. Flexible pacing and grouping patterns as well as independent investigations are also employed to allow students to learn at a pace and level appropriate for the students' abilities and skills.
The Quest program is based upon Dr. George Betts' Autonomous Learner Model for the Gifted and Talented. This model challenges students to be responsible for the development, implementation, and evaluation of their own learning. Currently, the Quest curriculum is delivered through multi-dimensional units within the four core subject areas of language arts, mathematics, social studies, and science.
Central to this integrated academic approach is the ongoing development of critical and creative thinking skills.

Gifted Program Referrals – Grades 1-11
Beginning March 30, 2009, Carroll ISD students currently enrolled in Grades 1-11 may be referred for testing for the Carroll ISD Gifted Program. Referral is made by completing a referral form and returning it to your child’s teacher on or before the deadline of April 10. Referral forms are available below, on each campus, and at the administration building.
Student Referral Form Grades 1-4 >
Student Referral Form Grades 5-11 >
QUEST Documents