As the heart of the gifted community, the mission of the SAGE Center is to ensure all students, as members of a global society, foster their uniqueness, develop their potential, and embrace their true belonging through learning experiences distinguished by:
- Courageous exploration and discovery of passions in a flexible and innovative environment
- Support systems for students, staff, and community
- Ownership and self-regulation in a student-driven culture
Home of the SAGE Illuminators
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| Mrs. Kleoppel & Ms. Lund’s 2nd grade students measuring walls and floors for their dream bedroom design PBL project. | Mrs. Kleoppel’s 2nd grade UOS exploring how to use block coding to control a Sphero. | Ms. Lund & Mrs. Kleoppel’s K/1 students make cloud observations during science. |
Mrs. Kleoppel & Ms. Lund’s 2nd grade students measuring walls and floors for their dream bedroom design PBL project.
Ms. Lund & Mrs. Kleoppel’s K/1 students make cloud observations during science.
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| Mrs. Kleoppel & Ms. Lund’s K/1 students listen to the book “All Are Welcome” as they discuss ways to help new classmates feel a sense of belonging and identify ways they can be a good friend. | 2nd grade students in Ms. Lund & Mrs. Kleoppel’s class are working on a PBL to design their dream bedroom. | 1st grade and kindergarten students simulate how clouds produce rain. |
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| Mrs. Leonard’s students took inventory and categorized donations for their PBL project. | Students learned about the effects of oil spills and made contraptions to separate the oil from ocean water. | Mrs. Leonard’s students learned about the water cycle and cloud types in science. |
Mrs. Leonard’s students took inventory and categorized donations for their PBL project.
Students learned about the effects of oil spills and made contraptions to separate the oil from ocean water.
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| Road Trippin’ UOS students wrote letters and made bookmarks for their pen pals. | Students in the Paper Craft UOS get their hands dirty as they create beautiful birds with paper mache. | Mrs. Hodes 2nd graders really went above and beyond to collect for their PBL project. |
Road Trippin’ UOS students wrote letters and made bookmarks for their pen pals.
Lunch
Primary SAGE Team