The holiday season can be a magical time, but it can also be overwhelming for those with sensory sensitivities. Luckily, there are plenty of neurodiverse-friendly holiday events in Arizona that make sure everyone gets to enjoy the festive spirit in…
As 2024 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on all the amazing things we’ve accomplished together at AAGT. This year has been full of growth, learning, and connection—all made possible by the dedication of our incredible…
Sponsored Partner Post: Edward Jones Once again, it’s the busy holiday season. Still, try to take the time to consider some financial moves before we turn the calendar to 2025. First, review your investment portfolio to ensure it is performing…
As an educator or administrator working with gifted and talented students, you know how important it is to have access to the right tools and strategies to support their unique needs. The Arizona Department of Education understands this too, which…
Halloween may be over, but the fun lives on! This year, the AAGT Board members got into the spooky spirit, and we just had to share some of the highlights with you. From creative costumes to festive decorations, our team…
Sponsored Partner Post: Edward Jones In this holiday season and beyond, you might be thinking of making charitable gifts. But can you still get some tax benefits with the standard deduction being so high that you may not be able…
Our 2024 Candidate Survey Results are in - we contacted the candidates in all of the congressional and legislative districts in Arizona to hear their thoughts on Gifted and Talented Education in our state. Here are their responses to our…
AAGT was thrilled to participate in the Arizona Educate to Innovate event at the Arizona Science Center, where educators from across the state gathered to explore STEM-focused professional development. Our staff, along with board member Kari Sjursen, held down the…
Sponsored Partner Post: The Gifted Collective A Note Form the Author, Adam Laningham Having spent most of my life in public education as a student, teacher, and later an administrator, I believe more options for students is a good thing.…
Sponsored Partner Post: Edward Jones If you’re a parent, you may well want to save for your children’s college education. But could this harm your ability to save for your own retirement? It is possible to work toward both goals…