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| | 1751 Cimarron Drive Plumas Lake, CA 95961 (530) 743-1271 (530) 743-8970 fax | |
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| | Parents please fill out this enrichment survey for your child. The school can not guarantee that your child will receive their first choice.
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| | The Academic Talent Search is Coming! The first step is to take the College Ability Test Testing information:
If you missed the test administration day at your school, you may contact ATS directly and arrange to take the test at C.S.U.S.
email: ats@csus.edu
phone: (916) 278-7032
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| | What is Academic Talent Search?
- ATS offers academically challenging, fun classes on the Sacramento State campus.
- ATS is a unique summer program for current 4th–9th grade students (grade level as of January 1, 2010).
- Students take classes grouped by grade level: 4th & 5th grades and 6th - 9th grades. For example, a 4th grader will not be in classes with 9th graders.
- ATS has educated and inspired over 33,900 students since its founding in 1982.
- ATS is a non-profit program sponsored by SacState that receives no state or federal funding.
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| | Why should I get involved in ATS?
- Experience a collegiate environment.
- Learn from college professors, instructors from public and private schools, and leading professionals.
- Meet other students who share your motivation to learn.
- 6th–9th graders:
- Experience new challenges in traditional academic subjects like English, Math, and Foreign Language.
- For example, you can learn a year’s worth of Spanish in just five weeks!
- Discover new academic and creative challenges in areas not often available in some schools such as forensic science, cooking, law, and engineering.
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| | How do I get Involved? What does the test do?
- Be a current 4th–9th grader (a student entering 5th–10th grade in Fall 2010).
- Take the ATS Qualifying Exam (College Ability Test), which assesses your reasoning abilities. Students take the test level appropriate for their grade: current 4th and 5th graders take the “intermediate” exam, while current 6th–9th graders take the “advanced” exam.
- If you are currently in 4th–9th grade (as of January 1, 2010), taking the test automatically qualifies you to apply for ATS classes.
- Use your test scores to help determine which ATS classes match your skills and interests. There are classes available for all score levels.
- Test scores do not affect your school grades.
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