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Does your child

like moving

fast?

Finish school work quickly?

Often bored?

Restless and active?

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Advanced Learners Word Cloud

Maybe you recognize your child here...

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Advanced or gifted learners often show some of these traits, but no individual has them all.

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You can read more here:

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Parents frequently tell us that when they ask what their child learned at school, it's disheartening to hear, "Nothing," as the response.

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Boredom in school can lead to behavior problems and lower achievement.

Many children will learn better, if we let them move faster.

At Telra, we nurture challenge and encourage tailored acceleration.  Most of our students will finish 5th grade one to three years ahead of the standard course of study. This isn't (usually) because they skip grades.  Rather, we compact the curriculum.

 

Think about it this way:  A student who starts with Telra in Kindergarten and moves through the curriculum 17% faster than "standard" will be one full grade level ahead by they time finish 5th grade.  (Since Telra students work beyond grade level, they are not assessed at "grade level standards."  We use our own Telra Institute Standards, which go somewhat beyond grade level.)

 

Only a small fraction of kids are ready to skip an entire grade, but many children will learn content at least 20% faster if given a chance.

If Telra sounds like a good fit for your child, read about our admissions process here.

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4150 McKee Rd, Charlotte, NC 28270

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Telra Institute does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in admissions, employment, programs, or activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Questions or complaints regarding our grievance or non-discrimination policies can be directed to our Chancellor and Office of Civil Rights Coordinator at rights[at] telra.org

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Questions, reports, or complaints regarding Title IX can be directed to the school Principal and Title IX Coordinator at TitleIX [at] telra.org or by calling 704-727-2530.

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Individuals may also reach out the Federal Office of Civil Rights for questions, or to file a complaint.

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