Eagle School is an independent school operated by the non-profit corporation, Eagle School of Madison, Inc. Eagle School is dedicated to serving the educational needs of gifted and talented children, kindergarten through ninth grade, in the greater Madison area.
In addition to encouraging the utmost development of each child's academic and creative potential, the school's program stresses the importance of a positive self-image and the value of one's own and others' unique abilities.
The school fosters an environment in which students learn to absorb the basics of human knowledge as tools for dealing with the present and future; to see problems, ask questions and deal with uncertainty; to experiment with many methods of problem solving, research and creative expression; and to think and learn independently.
Eagle School is an independent school operated by the
non-profit corporation, Eagle School of Madison, Inc. Eagle School
is dedicated to serving the educational needs of gifted and
talented children, kindergarten through eighth grade, in the
greater Madison area. In addition to encouraging the utmost
development of each child's academic and creative potential, the
school's program stresses the importance of a positive self-image
and the value of one's own and others' unique abilities. The school
fosters an environment in which students learn to absorb the basics
of human knowledge as tools for dealing with the present and
future; to see problems, ask questions and deal with uncertainty;
to experiment with many methods of problem solving, research and
creative expression; and to think and learn independently.
When is the application deadline for EAGLE School?
The application deadline for EAGLE School is Feb. 1 / Mar. 1 / rolling (applications are due on Feb. 1 / Mar. 1 but additional applications are reviewed year-round as space permits ).
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