Central New York Gifted Youth is proud to support the following position statement in response to proposed changes to gifted and talented programs in New York City. New York City is our state’s largest school district, and the proposed changes, if implemented, could set a worrying precedent for the rest of the state and even nationwide.
Central New York Gifted Youth is pleased to present a free presentation at the Chittenango Landing Canal Boat Museum on Saturday, March 14th at 2:00 PM. If you have (or …
If you live in a New York State school district that offers gifted education, consider yourself fortunate. Based on survey data from the U.S. Department of Education’s Civil Rights Data Collection, just 127 of New York’s 950 school districts (roughly 13 percent) reported offering gifted and talented programming in 2015, the most recent survey year.
New York State spends more money per pupil than any other, yet it’s one of only eight states that neither mandates nor funds gifted education. I was wondering what, if …
To tell or not to tell: It’s the question every parent of a gifted child must answer sooner or later. I am asked at least five times a week! So, …
It was the night of our son’s first grade parent-teacher conference, and my husband and I were expecting a quick chat about how well our son was doing in school. …
It’s all too common to see feel-good quotes misattributed to famous people and making the rounds on social media. When this alleged Albert Einstein quote crossed my radar once again, …
