(1) Each administrative unit, through its program plan, shall use an identification assessment and review by a team, as described in state board rule, to identify gifted children. The team shall use a body of evidence upon which to base the determination of giftedness, which evidence must include, at a minimum, the identification assessment results, parental input, and multiple types of measures and data sources. (2) When a child is identified as gifted, the administrative unit shall ensure that an advanced learning plan is created for the child, which specifies the programming, services, and interventions that correspond to the child's strengths and needs. The administrative unit shall implement each gifted child's advanced learning plan in accordance with the administrative unit's program plan. (3) The state board shall promulgate rules that specify the procedures and criteria for identifying gifted children and creating advanced learning plans.
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