Students in grades 1, 3, and 7 participate in the Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) each fall. The CogAT measures student performance on abilities related to success in school subjects. CogAT scores are used to identify areas where students excel, as well as areas where support may be needed. CogAT scores are one of several data points used in the gifted program screening process.
Students in grades 1, 3, and 7 participate in the Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) each fall. The CogAT measures student performance on abilities related to success in school subjects. CogAT scores are used to identify areas where students excel, as well as areas where support may be needed. CogAT scores are one of several data points used in the gifted program screening process.
Students in grades 1, 3, and 7 participate in the Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) each fall. The CogAT measures student performance on abilities related to success in school subjects. CogAT scores are used to identify areas where students excel, as well as areas where support may be needed. CogAT scores are one of several data points used in the gifted program screening process.
Join us on Thursday, October 8, from 6:30–8:00 p.m. as we celebrate the cultures that make our Teasley community so special! Did you know Teasley families represent 22 countries and speak 18 languages? Come enjoy an evening filled with cultural performances, family-friendly activities, food, and more. Interested in hosting a table, performing, or volunteering? Visit www.teasleypta.com to learn more and sign up. We look forward to celebrating our wonderfully diverse community with you!
RT @CobbSchools: In March, @DeltaCommunity sponsors an essay contest for third, fourth, & fifth graders in the 16 counties the Credit Union serves. Five students from @TeasleyElem claimed a $100 prize for having their essay chosen as a winner in this year's contest. https://t.co/6iaqKbaOCN
RT @S_MBurnett: Our Teasley admin team showed us the LOVE today! We had a variety of savory pies from Southern Baked Pie Company, and some sweets as well! 💜🐯💜 @TeasleyElemhttps://t.co/Ckne6srqPI
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