Introducing our new quarterly newsletter for families of gifted students! We hope to feature exclusive opportunities, insightful articles, and valuable resources to support your child's unique learning journey. Stay informed and engaged with the latest tools and tips designed to nurture your child's potential.

This year our theme for both teachers and students is the idea to always show up, practice and collaborate with others for team success!

Using baseball as a motivating theme for students can be a powerful way to instill a growth mindset. Baseball, with its emphasis on persistence, teamwork, and learning from failure, mirrors the challenges students face in their academic journey. Just as a player learns from each swing, hit, or miss, students can be encouraged to embrace mistakes as opportunities for growth. The book The Thing Lenny Loves About Baseball beautifully captures this spirit, highlighting the joy and determination that comes with passion. Lenny's story can inspire students to approach their own challenges with the same enthusiasm and resilience.

NAGC empowers all who support children with advanced abilities in accessing equitable opportunities that develop their gifts and talents. We do this through advocacy, outreach, education and research.

By joining as a parent you can connect with the greater gifted community, participate in advocacy and gain access to networking, discounts, advocacy support and regular resources and publications.

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https://www.climateactionproject.org/about

The Climate Action Project is a free, student-centered, 6 week project which you can run with your students whenever you prefer. You are in command and so it’s up to you to decide how much time you dedicate to the project. Even 1h per week makes you part of the project. We are flexible: you can skip or combine weeks. By submitting your work, others can learn from your findings and potentially replicate your actions and solutions. By joining, you become part of our global network across 149 countries of like-minded teachers who are working on the same topic. We will send weekly guidelines. We provide several resources, which are all freely available in 15 languages:

Gifted Atlanta is a non-profit resource for parents of gifted children in the Atlanta area. It offers information on local school programs, enrichment opportunities, and advocacy tips to support gifted learners both inside and outside of the classroom. The site is managed by a parent of two gifted children and aims to help others navigate the journey of raising gifted kids.

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Competitions & Scholarships

Want to shout out an amazing TAG teacher in FCS? Celebrate a win, scholarship or acceptance? Share using the link below and we will feature it in our next Newsletter!

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While we strive to share valuable resources, please note that the inclusion of any links or resources does not imply endorsement. Parents are encouraged to use their own discretion when selecting materials to ensure they align with their family's needs and values.