The mission of the Georgia Association for Gifted Children is to advocate for gifted children and youth by working with educators, parents, policy-makers, and the community to meet the needs of the gifted.
Who are the Gifted in Georgia? Gifted Student - a student who demonstrates |
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Attention GAGC Members! Two of our annual awards are now open for applications ... The Margaret Bynum Scholarship and the 2019 Mini-Grant awards . Links to both applications can be found on the Members Only Resources page. You must sign into your GAGC account to access these links/resources. The deadline to apply for either a Margaret Bynum Scholarship or a GAGC Mini-Grant is September 30, 2019 New Member Benefit for Families: | Recent GAGC News
| GAGC Parent Newsletter GAGC is offering two new resources for parents: the GAGC Parent Newsletter, published quarterly and GAGC Parent Remind 101 link for future GAGC updates. GAGC Parent Newsletter, Dec. 2018 GAGC Parent Remind 101 sign-up Subscribe TodayLocal Chapter News |
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A new page has been added to our web site titled "Local Chapter News and Resources". This page will be updated regularly as news and or information is received that is believed will be of interest to our local chapter members as they advocate for gifted children in their school districts. To access this page, hover on the link to the Local Chapter page and select the page to the right of it it. A new article, Power in numbers: How gifted advocacy parent groups can help you and your kids (Or how I went from perplexed parent to empowered advocate) has just posted.