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Gifted testing in Duval County Public Schools

A parent, the student or a teacher can nominate a child for gifted screening, and a review of achievement data can also start it. Parents ask in writing to the principal's designee. Students who reach the required score on the screener get a consent form, and once it is signed the school psychologist gives an individual IQ test. Elementary gifted services are a pull-out enrichment class or cluster-grouped content classes.

Gifted education, grades K-12

Dates and requirements change. Always confirm with Duval County Public Schools directly. Last checked: Nov 3, 2026 · Source: district website

The test
Gifted screener (not named)
Source
Who takes it
By referral
grades K, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Source
Testing window
After a written request
Gifted screener (not named), grades K, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Source
Published cutoff
98th percentile
See how a child qualifies below Source

The school year, in order

Each line links to the district document it comes from.

  1. After a written requestGrades K, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5: Gifted screener (not named), by school referral. Source
  2. Not publishedGrades K, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5: Individual IQ test, students referred after screening. Source

How a child qualifies

  • The screener score needed to go on to the IQ test is not published. Source
  • Plan A: an IQ of 130 or more (two standard deviations above the mean, about the 98th percentile) on an individually given IQ test, plus a majority of gifted characteristics and a need for the program. Source

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District information is compiled from public sources and may be incomplete, out of date or wrong. GiftedCub is not affiliated with Duval County Public Schools. Confirm testing windows, deadlines, eligibility criteria and cutoffs directly with the district or school before relying on them. GiftedCub is not responsible for missed deadlines or decisions based on this information.