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Recognizing Gifted & Talented Changemakers
Recognizing Gifted & Talented Changemakers
Each year, the Maryland Gifted and Talented Advisory Council (MDGTAC) honors the people and schools powering Gifted and Talented education in Maryland — from classroom teachers to behind-the-scenes advocates.
Each year, the Maryland Gifted and Talented Advisory Council (MDGTAC) honors the people and schools powering Gifted and Talented education in Maryland — from classroom teachers to behind-the-scenes advocates.
If someone’s impact deserves recognition, now’s the time to nominate them.
If someone’s impact deserves recognition, now’s the time to nominate them.
Celebrating Excellence in Gifted & Talented Education Across Maryland
Celebrating Excellence in Gifted & Talented Education Across Maryland
Maryland is home to extraordinary educators, schools, and advocates who go above and beyond for gifted and talented learners. The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) and the Gifted and Talented Advisory Council (GTAC) are proud to recognize this excellence through two annual honors:
Maryland is home to extraordinary educators, schools, and advocates who go above and beyond for gifted and talented learners. The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) and the Gifted and Talented Advisory Council (GTAC) are proud to recognize this excellence through two annual honors:
- Individual Awards – Celebrating individuals and organizations making a lasting impact in gifted education.
- EGATE Award – Honoring schools that demonstrate outstanding commitment to gifted and talented programs.
Use the following links, please explore nomination guidelines, learn about past honorees, and help us shine a spotlight on those making a difference.
Use the following links, please explore nomination guidelines, learn about past honorees, and help us shine a spotlight on those making a difference.
Individual Award Nominations open July 1, 2025 and close November 15, 2025.
EGATE Applications open soon.
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