Enrichment opportunities for gifted and talented students apply learning meaningfully in authentic settings both in and outside the classroom. Co-curricular opportunities are directly related to the school-based curriculum or areas of study. Extracurricular opportunities are those that provide students with intellectual or social-emotional stimulation that is not directly related to the school curriculum.
Make the Most of Summer: Learning Tips for Bright Kids
For bright kids, summer is a time to gain knowledge in a favorite subject, explore new topics, tackle an academic ...
World Science Festival
The World Science Festival gathers great minds in science and the arts to produce live and digital content that allows ...
Early College Entrance Programs
Some colleges allow students to enter college early, without a high school diploma. Some have special programs that help young ...
Benjamin Franklin Experience
Benjamin Franklin Experience (BFE) is a summer program in Greenville, S.C., that is open to teens ages 14 – 18 ...
Duke TIP Opportunity Guide
TIP's Opportunity Guide provides students, parents, and educators with information on educational programs designed for academically talented youth as well ...
CyberMath Academy
CyberMath Academy offers after-school courses and camps in SAT Prep, math, coding, and robotics for students in grades K-12 ...
Internships and Research Opportunities
Internships place students in a professional setting, such as a lab or an office, for lengths of time ranging from ...
World Science Scholars
World Science Scholars identifies and selects a small group of students ages 14-16 worldwide who have demonstrated extraordinary mathematical talent ...
MathPath
MathPath offers advanced students (ages 11 to 14) with high interest in mathematics the summer opportunity to learn and develop ...
