Legislative Advocacy

    It is important that legislators as well as other elected officials and public representatives be aware of the needs and concerns of gifted students. Your advocacy can help!

    Toolkits:
    These sites give information you might find useful when speaking with, or writing to, a legislator or other public representative about the concerns of gifted students.

    NAGC Advocacy Toolkit
    CAGT Advocacy Toolkit
    Wright’s Law “Letter to a Stranger”

    GT Standards and Legislation:
    National Assocation of Gifted Children (NAGC) Gifted Programming Standards
    Davidson summary of federal policy
    Colorado State GT Laws and Regulations
    Davidson summary of Colorado Policy
    Jeffco GT "Rights and Responsibilities"
    The latest on federal GT-related legislation:NAGC Legislative update
    National Assocation of Gifted Children (NAGC) Gifted Programming Standards

    See also JAGC's website's "GT Links" for a list of additional sites related to Legislative Advocacy under State/US Gifted Education Policy.

     

    How to help:

    Contact your elected officials and share your thoughts
    Colorado Association for Gifted Children (CAGT) advocates for gifted children and informs policy makers on the needs of gifted learners and advocates for improvements that affect high ability learners

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    Dates

    Autonomous Learner Model Institute

    An ALM Institute for Teachers and Students

    June 27-29, 2012
    8:30-4:00 all three days

    hosted by Jeffco Gifted and Talented team
    Jeffco Education Center
    1829 Denver West Dr. #27
    Golden, Colorado

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    JAGC Private Facebook Group

    If you are interested in joining you can send a message to "Jeffco Gifted" via Facebook.

    GT Organizations

    Mentorship Guidebook

    Mentors can teach and inspire your gifted child.

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