The Super Saturday Program

Mission: Feeding the educational passions of intellectually gifted children and their parents;
              helping them realize their full potential.
Presented by Parent Association for Gifted Education, Inc. (PAGE) a 501(c)(3) all-volunteer nonprofit corporation

Frequently Asked Questions - Classes


Classes
Our teachers are required to arrange for substitute teachers in the event of their absences.  However, there have been occasions when a teacher's absence occurs on such short notice that it is impossible to arrange for the substitute.  In the past, make-ups were allowed.  This practice has been discontinued due to the strain it puts on parents, particularly those with younger children.  We reserve the right to cancel a single class on short notice if necessary without providing a refund for said class.  The teacher or a volunteer will call all parents if a class is cancelled.
It is not necessary to notify your teacher or our volunteers in the event of your child's absence.  Your child's teacher will do his/her best to bring your child up to speed the following week, and, depending on the class and your child's interests, the teacher may give your child supplies and instructions to do the missed activities at home.
We strive to find a balance between core academic areas, such as language arts, math and science, and more unique and creative classes, such as origami, acting and yoga.  Our goal is to match the varied interests of our students.
We want every child to be totally satisfied with their class choice.  If your child is unhappy for any reason, please contact the President immediately.  Class changes may be made based on availability and type of class.  Note that lab fees to the original teacher cannot be refunded as supplies are purchased prior to the first week of class.  If the child transfers to a new class, a lab fee must be paid to the new teacher for those supplies.
Not at this time. The Super Saturday Program volunteers use the summer months to plan for the following year. Specifically, most of the summer is spent recruiting teachers, reviewing and improving upon procedures used the previous year and working on special projects.
We have found that there is insufficient interest in classes from older children, most likely because of other interests and activities.
Morning classes are 9:30 to 11:30.  Afternoon classes are 12:30 to 2:30.
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