National Association For Gifted Children

NAGC continues the Leadership & Advocacy Series on April 2 with Equitable Identification Best Practices: Making Sense of the Research, where you will learn how to navigate the complexities of identification and avoid common biases that often overlook or misidentify gifted students from underrepresented backgrounds. Register: https://buff.ly/duRNaCD Want more? Explore the full series: https://buff.ly/PGX9DZ2

Dr. Shelagh A. Gallagher, President of NAGC, has spent her career advancing gifted education through research, curriculum development, and advocacy. From leading university programs to championing support for underrepresented gifted students, she is shaping the future of the field and ensuring all gifted learners receive the opportunities they deserve. ?? This Women’s History Month, honor the women who have shaped gifted education! Support the NAGC Annual Fund and help us reach our $1,000 goal to ensure the next generation of gifted students thrives. Donate today: https://buff.ly/kymZgQR

Save the Date for NAGC25, November 13-16! We're so excited to see you in Pittsburgh!

Time is running out! Do you know someone whose enthusiasm for gifted education is infectious? Someone who brings innovations into the classroom? Nominate them for an NAGC Award! Nominations are being accepted through March 15: https://buff.ly/WhpvCQR

?? Your voice. Your community. Your space. ?? Coming soon! A better NAGC Engage is on the way! Our upgraded community forum will offer dedicated discussion spaces, expert insights, and real connections with fellow educators, parents, and advocates. ?? Exclusive to members—access begins March 25!

Every student is different, but what’s your go-to tool for keeping gifted learners challenged and engaged in the classroom?

New Parenting for High Potential is here! This issue is all about Radical Acceleration—what it means, who it helps, and why it’s changing the game for gifted learners. Exclusive to NAGC members—log in to access now!

Looking for an engaging, research-backed, easy-to-use approach to professional development? NAGC’s Train the Trainers Workshop is designed to give district and campus leaders the tools they need to lead meaningful, case study-driven training for educators. More: https://buff.ly/Piq3fLd

NAGC invites educators, district leaders, and researchers to submit their most useful, relevant, and practical ideas for creating equitable services for the Opportunity & Access Symposium! More: https://buff.ly/X2Ox7yE

It’s International Women's Day! Today, and every day, NAGC celebrates women around the world and reaffirms support for gender equality. ?? This Women’s History Month, honor the women who have shaped gifted education! Support the NAGC Annual Fund and help us reach our $1,000 goal to ensure the next generation of gifted students thrives. Donate today: https://buff.ly/kymZgQR