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New York

Contacts

State Educational Agency

New York State Education Department
Mary Daley, Executive Director
NY State Summer Institutes Room 866 EBA 89 Washington Avenue Albany, NY 12208
(518) 474-8773
mdaley@mail.nysed.gov
http://www.nysed.gov

State Association or Affiliate

AGATE-NY
Audrey Dowling, President
6439 South Portage Road Westfield, NY 14787
dowlings@fairpoint.net
http://www.agateny.org

Statistics

ALL DATA FROM 2008-2009 (unless otherwise noted)

Total Student Population (K-12)

 

3,155,000 (2006-2007)

Number of Identified Gifted Students  Not Collected
State Funding for Gifted and Talented Education 

$0 (2008-2009)
$0 (2007-2008)
$0 (2006-2007)
approx $15 million (2004-2005)
approx $15 million (2003-2004)



Policies

Does the State Mandate Identification for Gifted and Talented Education? No
Does the state have a definition of gifted/talented?; Are districts required to follow the state definition? Yes in state statute and in state rules and regulations; No
What areas of giftedness are specifically addressed in the state definition of gifted/talented? Intellectually Gifted, Academically Gifted, Performing/Visual Arts
Does the State Mandate Services for Gifted and Talented Education? No
Does the state provide guidance or guidelines for the process of identifying gifted/talented students? Yes
Are districts throughout the state required to follow the same identification guidelines or uniform identification process? No
Does the state have a policy requiring districts to recognize gifted eligibilities from other districts in the same state? No state policy; up to LEA to determine
Does State Policy Permit Early Entrance to Kindergarten? No state policy; up to LEA to determine
Does State Policy Permit Students to be Dually or Concurrently Enrolled in a Community College, College or University? State policy leaves LEA to determine
Does State Policy Permit Middle School Students to be Dually or Concurrently Enrolled in High School? and if so, May they Receive Credit Towards High School Graduation? State policy leaves LEA to determine; State policy specifically permits
Does the state require general education teachers to have training on the nature/needs of gifted students? No
Does the state monitor/audit district programs for gifted/talented students? No