Twenty Christ the King students qualify for Duke Talent Identification Program

Submitted by Kacey Keeney
Posted 10/31/10

DAPHNE, Ala.—Twenty Christ the King Catholic School seventh-graders qualified to participate in the annual scholastic Talent Identification Program sponsored by Duke University.

Students qualified by scoring in the 95th percentile on …

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Twenty Christ the King students qualify for Duke Talent Identification Program

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DAPHNE, Ala.—Twenty Christ the King Catholic School seventh-graders qualified to participate in the annual scholastic Talent Identification Program sponsored by Duke University.

Students qualified by scoring in the 95th percentile on standardized tests. The program provides students with information about their academic abilities and introduces them to a network of services and programs.