The thought of putting your child in college early can
be a frightening experience for some parents but the
advantages especially for gifted children can be many.
The following links contain an assortment of
information that I think will be useful. Please enjoy!!

Setting up the ACT, SAT, PLAN, or PSAT can be a
confusing chore if you have never done it before. Be
aware that most have a questionnaire at the
beginning that needs to be set up by your teenager
and can take as much as an hour. If your child is
stronger in Math and Science the SAT or PSAT test is
better for them to take. If your teen is stronger in
Reading and the Humanities then I recommend the
ACT or PLAN.

These tests can be scheduled year round in your area
at the following websites:

http://www.act.org  

www.collegeboard.com  

Any score over a 21 on the ACT and anything over
1000 on the SAT (without the written section) is a good
score. The written section is new this year and should
add a minimum of 500 points on the SAT.



If you are interested in how these scores compare to
the scores of other high school's in the Indianapolis
area the annual ranking of the cities public and
private high schools check out The Indianapolis
Monthly annual report card on the cities schools.

www.indianapolismonthly.com

Currently if you would like to make an application to
Todd Academy please send an e-mail to
director@toddacademy.com.
For Parent's

The Span Parent's
Association (SPA)  is
currently forming a
foundation to handle
scholarships for youth
in this program. If your
are interested in
participating, use the
contact us form and  we
will put you in contact
with the current SPA
President. You can also
e-mail Dr. John
Russell, Head of the
SPAN div. at
jrrussel@iupui.edu.
SPAN-X

The SPAN-x club is the
official student
organization for SPAN
participants on
campus. Any past or
present member is
eligible for
participation. If your
student is looking for
more social contact
with other SPAN
students he should
contact Stacey
Crimans at
scrimans@iupui.edu.
An early college
high school for
the virtually
unlimited student.