GT HUB!
GT HUB!
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We are excited to introduce our new online space dedicated to keeping families informed and engaged in the growth and development of our Gifted and Talented program. This HUB is designed to provide a wealth of resources, important updates, and a closer look at the opportunities we offer for our gifted learners. Whether you are a current or prospective member of our GT community, we invite you to explore the site for important information on curriculum, enrichment activities, student progress, and ways to stay connected with the program. Together, we can continue to foster an environment that nurtures creativity, critical thinking, and academic excellence.
Thank you for being an integral part of the journey!
Texas State Plan for the Education of Gifted/Talented Students
Texas State Plan for the Education of Gifted/Talented Students
Click on the links below the cover images to access the documents.
Additional Resources
Additional Resources
Visit the link below to view a webinar from last year, by Andrea Brucella Finnegan.
Andrea Brucella Finnegan is a passionate advocate for neurodiversity and gifted/ twice-exceptional students. She is a SENG community support facilitator and a U.S. national and international speaker of neurodiversity topics among children and professional educators. Andrea has experience advocating for the needs of people of all ranges of abilities. She serves as director for Operation House Call at the Yale School of Nursing, a program that teaches confidence and sensitivity towards individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Andrea is currently a doctoral student at Bridges Graduate School, studying cognitive diversity in education. She is a mom to three wonderful children who inspire her field of work each day.
Andrea Brucella Finnegan
*English and Spanish Versions Available
Depth and Complexity
Depth and Complexity
Would you like to know a little more about the Depth and Complexity framework that we will be covering the first 9 weeks of school in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades?
Click this link to access the document at the left:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ktGNBAtJi8MzDGXr1CXQjC_LlG9-Ci8w/view?usp=sharing
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