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ADVANCE, just one of many offerings Louisana universities provide for gifted/talented children, is an intensive educational summer program designed for academically gifted youth, ages 12-17. Students take one class, 7 hours a day, for three weeks. They offer a wide array of classes, that range from Biology and Spanish to Film Studies and Physics.
http://www.doe.state.la.us/lde/uploads/1415.pdf
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AGATE is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization of concerned parents and educators designed to promote the education and welfare of the gifted and talented in New York State. Their goals include: Seek and make available national, state and local resources which contribute to the education of the gifted and talented; Develop, publish and disseminate appropriate materials for the education of the gifted and talented; Sponsor and foster activities that stimulate and encourage the development of improved programs and practices for the education of the ...
http://www.agateny.org
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AAGC is committed to sensitizing Alabama to the nature and importance of appropriate education for gifted students by:
- Serving as a public advocate concerning the needs of gifted young people.
- Facilitating the exchange of information concerning gifted students.
- Encouraging research on the best ways of effectively addressing the cognitive and affective needs of gifted youth, and on the social significance of properly educating them.
- Facilitating and assisting the development of local organizations to ...
http://aagc.freeservers.com/aagc.html
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State Department of Education
http://www.alsde.edu/html/home.asp
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State Department of Education
http://www.eed.state.ak.us
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AAGTS is a nonprofit organization for parents and teachers dedicated to maximizing the potential of gifted children in New Mexico. It provides an extensive library of materials available for checkout at regularly scheduled meetings. AAGTS, founded in 1975, takes a strong advocacy role in connection with public school programs and services for gifted children. The Albuquerque Association for Gifted and Talented Students sponsors an annual fall conference highlighting gifted education issues as addressed by nationally recognized speakers.
http://www.aagts.org/
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Established in the late 1940's, the American Association for Gifted Children (AAGC) is the nation's oldest advocacy organization for gifted children. Over the course of its history, AAGC has published materials for the educational research community, for people in the medical profession, and for parents and teachers of gifted children.
http://www.aagc.org/
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Arizona Association for Gifted & Talented was formed in 1974 by a dedicated group of parents and teachers who saw the need for a unified voice to represent Arizona's gifted children. AAGT publishes a newsletter, ePotential and is currently scheduled to be produced quarterly.
http://www.azagt.org
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Arizona's Department of Education is primarily a service organization, helping school districts and charter schools achieve more academic success.
http://ade.az.gov
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This Phoenix-based science center is one of the most interactive facilities in the country. Childrens' programs include a series of science camps (ages 6-11), computer classes and more. With over 300 hands-on exhibits, a giant-screen theater, a computerized plantetarium, multimedia classrooms and more, the Arizona Science Center is sure to keep students busy for hours. A number of teacher resources are available as well.
http://www.azscience.org/index.php
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