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NAGC's mission is to support those who enhance the growth and development of gifted and talented children through education, advocacy, community building, and research.
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NAGC's mission is to support those who enhance the growth and development of gifted and talented children through education, advocacy, community building, and research.
June 2017 Parenting for High Potential is a special issue on the arts and is available to members.
Join the Legistlative Action Network and work with us to create a federal, state, and local framework to support all gifted students.
For press inquires, please contact Cathleen Healy at 202-365-4636 or chealy@nagc.org.
The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) and Feynman School are hosting a Parent Day this Saturday, March 6, 9AM to 3PM, at
The Administration released their budget blueprint that
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) recognized Emily Mofield, Lead Consulting Teacher for Gifted Education, Sumner County Schools, TN, and
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) is hosting the NAGC 63rd Annual Convention
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) named Elizabeth Dunlap a 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholar. Dunlap is a Gifted Education teacher at Fair Oaks
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) named Tara Jean Distabile a 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholar. Distabile is an AIG Magnet teacher at Idlewild
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) named Jerilyn Williams a 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholar. Williams is a teacher at Hamilton E. Holmes Elementary
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) named Amy Rodocker a 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholar. Rodocker is a Primary Enrichment specialist at Sullivant
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) named Melody Paga-Vela a 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholar. Paga-Vela is an Early Childhood specialist at Dwight D
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) named Cristina Lewis a 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholar. Lewis is a teacher at Desert Cove Elementary School in
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) named Asiaa Karriem a 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholar. Karriem is an instructor at Bazoline E. Usher-Collier
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) named Elizabeth Erickson a 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholar. Erickson is a Gifted & Talented coordinator at
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) named Michelle Gay a 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholar. Gay is a Gifted specialist at Foley Elementary School in
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) named Lauren Lindsey a 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholar. Lindsey is a Gifted teacher at Brown Middle School in
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) named Stacci Barganz a 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholar. Barganz is a Gifted & Talented Coordinator at Fort
WASHINGTON, DC – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) named Kim Ayers a 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholar. Ayers is a teacher at Cielo Azul Elementary School in Rio
WASHINGTON – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC), the leading advocate for high-achieving and high-potential learners, has named
WASHINGTON – The National Association for Gifted Children, the national leader in advocating for policies and practices to support high-achieving students, applauds the recommendations contained
WASHINGTON – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) has announced the 2016 Javits-Frasier Scholars. The program recognizes passionate, innovative educators who work in districts that
WASHINGTON – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC), the nation’s leading advocate for high-achieving and high-potential students, commends the Obama Administration for including $12
WASHINGTON – The National Association for Gifted Children, the leading advocate for our nation’s high-ability and high-potential learners, commends Congressional leaders for increasing funding for
WASHINGTON – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC), the nation’s leading voice for high-ability and high-potential learners, applauds Congress for including several provisions to
WASHINGTON (November 11, 2015) – Despite some modest gains in how states serve high-ability students and fund such programs, a new report shows that a lack of
WASHINGTON, DC (November 9, 2015) – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC) will host its 62nd Annual Convention in Phoenix, Arizona, November 12-15, 2015.
WASHINGTON, DC (November 4, 2015) – Amber Morgan, an Instructional Specialist at Cowlishaw Elementary School in Naperville, IL, has been named a 2015-16 Javits-Frasier scholar by the National
WASHINGTON, DC (November 4, 2015) – Cherie Dennison, a fourth-grade teacher at Kemper Elementary School in Cortez, CO, has been named a 2015-16 Javits-Frasier scholar by the National Association
WASHINGTON, DC (November 4, 2015) – Donna Schlarb, a kindergarten teacher at Odyssey Preparatory Academy in Casa Grande, AZ, has been named a 2015-16 Javits-Frasier scholar by the
WASHINGTON, DC (November 4, 2015) – Shelsea Greenleaf, a sixth-grade teacher at Dysart Elementary School in Mirage, AZ, has been named a 2015-16 Javits-Frasier scholar by the National Association
WASHINGTON, DC (November 4, 2015) – Zachery Davis, a fifth-grade teacher at Hernwood Elementary School in Randallstown, MD, has been named a 2015-16 Javits-Frasier scholar by the National
WASHINGTON, DC (November 4, 2015) – Angela Bourrage, a teacher of gifted and talented students at Norton Park Elementary School in Symrna, GA, has been named a 2015-16 Javits-Frasier scholar by
WASHINGTON, DC (November 4, 2015) – Robert Lundstrom, a fourth-grade teacher at Cameillia Basic Elementary School in Sacramento, CA, has been named a 2015-16 Javits-Frasier scholar by the National
WASHINGTON, DC (November 4, 2015) – Jonathan Bolding, a teacher of gifted and talents students at Madison Middle School in Nashville, TN, has been named a 2015-16 Javits-Frasier scholar by the
WASHINGTON, DC (November 4, 2015) – Katherine Helm, a teacher of gifted and talented students at Thew Elementary School in Tempe, AZ, has been named a 2015-16 Javits-Frasier scholar by the
WASHINGTON, DC (November 4, 2015) – Wendi Briggs, a gifted resource specialist at Linden STEM Academy in Columbus, OH, has been named a 2015-16 Javits-Frasier scholar by the National Association
WASHINGTON, DC (November 4, 2015) – Asiaa Karriem, a teacher at Usher-Collier Elementary School, and Tiffani Menard, a teacher of gifted and talented students at Whitefoord Elementary School, in
Statement by NAGC Executive Director M. René Islas
After steady progress since the 1990s, the percentage of students performing at the advanced level declined or
WASHINGTON (July 8, 2015) – The National Association for Gifted Children applauded the introduction of bipartisan legislation aimed largely at strengthening public accountability and reporting on
WASHINGTON (April 23, 2015) – A comprehensive study of multiple acceleration strategies to support high-achieving and advanced students shows that such tools are often underutilized despite ample
WASHINGTON – The National Association for Gifted Children, the nation’s leading advocate for high-achieving and high-potential students, applauded the inclusion of gifted and talented students
WASHINGTON (April 2, 2015) – The National Association for Gifted Children, the nation’s leading advocate for high-achieving and high-potential students, has announced M. René Islas as the
WASHINGTON (March 31, 3015) – The National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC), the nation’s leading advocate for high-achieving and high-potential students, applauded a new report issued today
WASHINGTON (February 5, 2015) – As Congress once again prepares to tackle a rewrite of the nation’s elementary and secondary education law, a group of bipartisan lawmakers have reintroduced
WASHINGTON (February 4, 2015) - The National Association for Gifted Children commended President Obama for including nearly $10 million for the Jacob Javits Gifted Education Grant Program within
The National Association for Gifted Children commends Congressional appropriators for doubling to $10 million the
BALTIMORE – A bevy of Free State leaders will be in the spotlight at the upcoming annual convention of the
The TALENT Act provides common sense, no-cost strategies to change America’s talent trajectory and regain our role as an international leader in education.
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