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Gifted Services Overview

2026-2027

Gifted ServicesOverview2026-2027

Gifted Services K-12 Gifted Services K-12

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Gifted Services K-12

Gifted services in Prosper are designed to meet the developmental and instructional needs of students.


In elementary grades, students participate in pullout services that encourage exploration of broad themes and subjects.


In secondary grades, students begin specializing in their areas of talent, interest and strength so services are embedded in core content.


All of our GT services provide opportunities for students to extend their thinking and dive deeply into topics, making connections across content area and with the real world. We do not accelerate curriculum or advance grade levels.

What does it mean to be gifted? What does it mean to be gifted?

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Gifted Characteristics and Instructional Needs

It is important to understand the unique characteristics of gifted students and their learning needs. Comparing these traits to those of bright students can offer clarity around both.


This video presentation discusses this comparison as well the K-12 GT services offered in Prosper ISD.

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Gifted Referrals in Prosper ISD Gifted Referrals in Prosper ISD

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Gifted Referral Process

Prosper ISD accepts referrals for evaluation of students to determine a need for gifted services. Whether your child is a new referral or a transfer (they were receiving gifted services in their previous district), a parent referral is required to begin the evaluation process.


The timeline for testing and evaluation can be found on the Gifted & Talented webpage under Identification and Referral Information.


If your student has been identified for gifted services in Prosper ISD, their GT status will continue. A new referral/evaluation is not needed yearly.

GT Staff by Campus (click here)
For specific questions about your student, please contact the GT Specialist or Team Lead on your campus.

Helpful Links

How to tell if your child is Bright vs Gifted - Article

Parent-to-Parent Description of GT Characteristics - YouTube Link

Behaviors of Bright vs GT vs Twice Exceptional(2E) Students - Characteristics

Central GT Team Central GT Team

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Jasmine Patel, M.Ed.

GT Coordinator K-12

rjpatel@prosper-isd.net

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Emily Kopeck, M.Ed.

GT Facilitator K-12

eskopeck@prosper-isd.net

Jasmine Patel
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