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what is gifted?

Students who give evidence of high achievement capability in areas such as intellectual, creative, artistic, or leadership capacity, and who need services and activities not ordinarily provided by the school in order to fully develop those capabilities.

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State of the States in Gifted

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NAGC Meetings and More

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January-March 2010 Schedule Announced - Registration Now Open 
This Wednesday - Members-Only Session - FREE to NAGC members!

NAGC 57th Annual Convention Nov. 11-14, Atlanta  
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Scholars, Supporters, and Experts: Step into the Limelight
The 2010 awards program is now open for nominations. Click here. Awards presented at the NAGC Annual Convention.

Get Involved!

2010 Call for Board Nominations
Have an interest in helping the governance and strategic plan of NAGC? Have the energy, time, and expertise to pitch in? NAGC could use your help! To learn more about the board nomination and election process, click here.

Legislative Action Network
Join our grassroots network that focuses on educating Members of Congress on the needs of gifted students. Click here for more information

Common Myths About Gifted Education
NAGC helps advocates rebut harmful myths about gifted education.

More From NAGC

Equity in Excellence:  Bill introduced in U.S. Senate
Sens. Dodd (CT) & Grassley (Iowa) introduced S.3086, a bill to provide grants to school districts to close the achievement gap for high-ability students.  Help us get more cosponsors for the bill.  Click here for more information.

The Javits Act FY 2011 needs Your Immediate Assistance
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Equity and Opportunity Threatened by Growing "Excellence Gap"
Download a copy of Mind the (Other) Gap!: The Growing Excellence Gap in K-12 Education, a new report from the Indiana University Center for Evaluation and Education Policy.

President Proposes "Consolidating" Javits program in 2011
Program would lose dedicated funding stream. Click here for NAGC's news release.