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Connecticut Association for the Gifted
Basic Information
Address: P.O. Box 2598
Westport, CT 06880
Phone Number: 203-291-6586
Email: info@ctgifted.org
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Additional Information
Executive Director: Brooke Burling
President: Katie Augustyn
Mission Statement:
We envision a time when all students, including gifted and talented students, are given an appropriate educational experience that matches their abilities and potentials, where there is ample opportunity for their intellectual challenge and growth, and those who work with them are adequately trained to appreciate, understand, and nurture their unique talents.
Our mission is to provide an organization for Educators, Psychologists, Parents, Policy Makers, Administrators and others to learn about the unique educational and affective needs of gifted and talented children and how to meet these needs effectively in our schools, families, and communities. It recognizes that gifted children come from all cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds and have diverse abilities and interests.
Membership Fee: $35
Area Served: Connecticut
Events:
Minds in Motion, Minds on Location, CAG in Your Community
Conferences/Speakers: NECGT - New England Conference on Gifted and Talented Education
History:
CAG is a non-profit, volunteer organization serving gifted students and their families in Connecticut since 1969. We are an affiliate of NAGC, the National Association for Gifted Children in Washington, DC.