Challenging Academic Potential (CAP)
The district’s Challenging Academic Potential (CAP) program offers a cluster program for grade one, and classroom programs for students in grades two through twelve. CAP blends into honors and AP classes during a student’s middle and high school years.
The CAP program for first through fourth graders is housed at Central Elementary.
A teacher or parent can nominate a child for the CAP program. District-wide testing is also used to recognize potential CAP students. A high school student can nominate himself or herself for honors or AP classes.
Once a child is nominated, he or she is given an achievement test in reading and math and a cognitive ability, or I.Q., test.
Transfer students who were placed in gifted programs during the previous school year and wish to be considered for special placement in Davison should contact the Student Services office.