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Horizons Gifted Program

The Wentzville School District Gifted Education Program recognizes the need to motivate and challenge gifted students.  

Identified gifted students require learning experiences that specifically address their unique and exceptional learning abilities, which include having an advanced knowledge and learning capacity. Gifted students also require differentiated curriculum and services that are advanced in content and pace. The Gifted Education Program (Horizons) is designed to provide challenge and enrichment to identified gifted students.  A differentiated curriculum emphasizing critical thinking, problem solving, and creative thinking skills is provided through interdisciplinary instruction.  Students explore areas of personal interest and aptitude not typically provided in the general education program.  In addition, social and emotional aspects of each student are recognized, considered, and nurtured.

For more information on having your child tested for Gifted, contact your child’s School Guidance Counselor.  

*For students living in the Wentzville School District boundaries but attending a non-public school, Gifted Testing is available to you. Please contact Debbie Sethaler in Berry Place at 636-332-3751 ext 22353 or email, debbiesethaler@wsdr4.org, for more information. 

A group of students are gathered around a table, engaged in what appears to be a collaborative activity or game, while the background shows a busy school cafeteria setting with other students and staff present.
Three young boys are playing a board game together at a table in what appears to be a school cafeteria or common area, with various other students and activities visible in the background.
Families play board games at the Horizons Family Game Night
Frontier Middle students learn about how Law Enforcement Officers use drones in their career
Students showing off their Amusement Park project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Law enforcement officers show Frontier Middle students how they utilize drones in their career.
Students at Frontier Middle learned how law enforcement officers use drones in their career
The Frontier Middle School cafeteria was packed full of students showing off their projects and receiving feedback from families and parents.
Students showing off their project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their projects at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their Amusement Park project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their Amusement Park project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students line the halls at Frontier Middle School to show off their projects and receive feedback from parents.
Students showing off their art project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their Residential Architecture project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their Food Frenzy Project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their projects and getting parent feedback at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their Project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their Amusement Park Project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their Fashion Design Project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their Food Frenzy Project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their Interior Design Project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their Food Frenzy Project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Students showing off their Mental Health Project at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Student teaching their family how to play a board game at Horizons Family Game Night
Students showing off their Video Game Design at Frontier Middle's Independent Project Night
Families got a chance to meet Horizons friends at the Horizons Family Game Night
Family showing off their drawing skills at the Horizons Family Game Night
Family playing Blokus at the Horizons Family Night
Friends playing games at the Horizons Family Night
Family playing board games at the Horizons Family Night
Students teaching their parents how to play Spy Ally at the Horizons Family Night
Family being creative while creating Pokemon cards at the Horizons Family Night
Family playing Catan at the Horizons Family Night
Family playing board games at the Horizons Family Night
The cafeteria was full of fun-loving families at the Horizons Family Night
Family playing chess at the Horizons Family Night
Family playing chess at the Horizons Family Night
Family completing Logic Puzzles at the Horizons Family Night
Family playing chess at the Horizons Family Night

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