Dudley Elementary School

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Battle Creek Public Schools is proud to offer the Advanced & Accelerated "REACH" Program especially designed for high-ability learners. This program offers qualifying students in grades 4-8 with classes dedicated to nurturing their gifts and developing their talents. Ours is the only fully-implemented core-content program for gifted and talented students in Calhoun County. REACH provides research-based advanced and accelerated curricula specifically designed to challenge the high- ablity learner.

What is Alternative Education? Some students feel disconnected from their schools. This may lead to attendance problems, behavioral concerns, and eventually to dropping out. Traditional schools work for most students. What happens to those for whom schools are not working? Alternative schools exist to meet the needs and interests of these particular groups of students. Alternative schools try to personalize learning for students to engage them in all dimensions—socially, emotionally, intellectually, physically, and morally.

Carson Scholars Program The Carson Scholars Fund is a non-profit organization founded in 1994 by world-renowned Johns Hopkins pediatric neurosurgeon Benjamin S. Carson, M.D. and his wife Candy. The scholarships are given to students on an annual basis from many generous donations. Two students in each of the schools in the district receive scholarships each year. The scholarship is granted annually to deserving students based on academic achievement and community volunteerism. We are thrilled to have the Carson Scholar Program in our district.

The Battle Creek Public School District is committed to providing quality special education services to all of our students with IEPs.

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