The admissions process is detailed to help make sure the family and student are a philosophical match to the school. The process starts with a phone call, a school tour, shadow visit for the student, formalized assessment (6 years and older) and finalizes with a decision.
The Nasri Academy for Gifted Children does not discriminate on the basis of color, national or ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation, creed, or socioeconomic status.
Steps to Apply
Please follow the below steps for applying to the Nasri Academy for Gifted Children.
Should any questions arise, please contact us 702-896-8000 ext 101 or info@nasriacademy.org
- Contact Nasri Academy
(702-896-8000 ext 101 or info@nasriacademy.org) - Schedule a tour
The school offers tours at various times throughout the week. Contact the main office ext. 101 to find out tour availability. - Plan a Student Shadow Day
If you are interested in pursuing admission, schedule a day that your child can shadow at the school.
Students visit in a classroom that is their current age and spend a full day immersed in the program. Early Childhood students spend a half day in the morning. - Formal Assessment for children 6 years and older
The next step will be to have an Intelligence assessment assessment completed (6 years and above).
This assessment can be completed by a psychologist familiar with gifted students to administer an individual Wechsler Intelligence test (WPPSI- IV or WISC-V only).
The tester/family must submit a full report to the school for review.
The cost of this assessment is paid by the applying family. - Decision made about acceptance
No decisions will be made until all components have been completed/received.
All Acceptance decisions upon review are the sole discretion of the Nasri Academy for Gifted Children’s Admission Committee
Upon acceptance, complete and submit a signed contract with a non-refundable deposit of $500.
*No Refunds: Due to our space limitations, there are no refunds for cancelled applications.
**Non-Discrimination Policy: The Nasri Academy for Gifted Children does not discriminate on the basis of color, national or ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation, creed, or socioeconomic status.
