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Use this guide to understand your gifted child’s learning needs and support collaboration with educators for growth and success.

Outlines the rights of parents in Texas public education, including access to records, involvment in decisions, and information about academic programs.

Week-long camps for outstanding 3rd–8th graders across Texas, combining travel, leadership development, career exploration, and peer connection.

Research-based guidance and advocacy tools to help families understand gifted education and support their child’s growth

Explore research-based guidance from NAGC to understand gifted education and support informed conversations and advocacy for your child.

Learn about twice-exceptional (2E) learners and find tools, insights, and strategies to support your child’s academic and emotional needs.

Raising a child who is both gifted and has a learning difference can feel confusing, inspiring, and overwhelming all at once. You may see flashes of remarkable insight and creativity alongside real struggles with schoolwork, organization, or confidence. This document is designed to help you make sense of that mix. It explains the common strengths and challenges of twice‑exceptional (2e) learners—children who are gifted and have a disability.

Describe los requisitos estatales y apoyos esperados para estudiantes dotados en Texas en cinco áreas clave del programa educativo.

Outlines Texas requirements and best practices for G/T services across assessment, instruction, and family involvement.

Helps parents understand what schools are expected to provide for G/T students under the Texas State Plan.

The Characteristic Record for Parents is a simple tool that helps you capture everyday observations of your child’s strengths, interests, and learning behaviors

Official College Board site with information on Advanced Placement courses, exams, and resources for students and parents.