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New Hampshire

State Status: Red
State Definition of "gifted & talented": "The term 'gifted and talented students' means children and youth who give evidence of high performance capability in areas such as intellectual, creative, artistic, or leadership capacity, or in specific academic fields, and who require services or activities not ordinarily provided by the school in order to fully develop such capabilities." (P.L. 100-297, Sec. 41003, Definitions)
Governor: John Lynch
State Superintendent:
State Dept. of Ed. - Gifted and Talented:
State Association: New Hampshire Association for Gifted Education
Statistics Back to Top
228,004 Students enrolled in grades K-12 (2005-2006)
229,588 Students enrolled in grades K-12 (2004-2005)
Unknown Students identified as Gifted and Talented (2005-2006)
Unknown Students identified as Gifted and Talented (2004-2005)
Unknown Dollars allocated for education (2005-2006)
$2,065,830,000 (Estimate) Dollars allocated for education (2004-2005)
Unknown Dollars allocated for Gifted and Talented programming (2005-2006)
Unknown Dollars allocated for Gifted and Talented programming (2004-2005)
2,553 Students enrolled in Advanced Placement courses (2005-2006)
13.6% Percentage of all students scoring a 3 or above on Advanced Placement exams (2005-2006)
0 Number of schools offering International Baccalaureate programs (2005-2006)

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Legislation & Funding Back to Top
Yes      Does gifted education legislation exist?
The New Hampshire Gifted and Talented Curriculum Frameworks Addendum
No      Does the legislation mandate that gifted students be served?
Unknown      Was there funding for gifted programs for the 2004 - 2005 school year?
No      Is identification of gifted students required by state law?
No      Does legislation provide for an education program matched to the student's abilities?
No      Is there legislation that mandates specialized training in gifted education for teachers of gifted students?
No      Are there colleges/universities in the state that offer courses and/or degrees in gifted education?
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Obstacles Back to Top
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Opportunities for Gifted and Talented Students Back to Top
Camp Gottalikachallenge
Greater Manchester Alliance for the Gifted (GMAG), (NH)
Mount Washington Observatory
New Hampshire Association for Gifted Education (NH)

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Information presented on this page was compiled from a variety of resources, including the State of the States Gifted and Talented Education Report 2001 - 2002, published by the Council of State Directors of Programs for the Gifted and the National Association for Gifted Children, Education State Rankings 2003 - 2004 edited by Kathleen O'Leary Morgan and Scott Morgan, and hundreds of websites. Information was also collected through surveys, targeted requests for information to state departments of education, state gifted associations, and other knowledgeable organizations. The Davidson Institute for Talent Development has not verified the accuracy of this information and does not warrant its accuracy or fitness of use for any purpose. Users should verify information prior to taking any action. Furthermore, the appearance of selected programs and/or resources does not imply an endorsement or affiliation. Programs and resources are highlighted for informational purposes only.