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.
opens in a new windowYunasa Summer Camps
Geared toward the unique needs of gifted children while offering all the enjoyment of a traditional summer sleep-away camp, Yunasa ...
opens in a new windowHackground
Hackground provides innovative programs and organizes competitive teams, meetup groups, and community outreach to get students involved in STEM (Science, ...
opens in a new windowBroadcom MASTERS
Broadcom MASTERS is the nation's premier middle school STEM competition. The Society for Science & the Public, with support from the ...
opens in a new windowMATHCOUNTS Video Challenge
A national program that gives students in grades 6-8 the opportunity to create an original video showing math in a ...
opens in a new windowMensa for Kids
The Mensa for Kids website features age-appropriate games and links for 6- to 16-year-olds as well as study tips and ...
opens in a new window50-State Comparison: Dual/Concurrent Enrollment Policies
Education Commission of the States researched dual/concurrent enrollment policies in all states to provide this comprehensive resource. This resource includes ...
opens in a new windowNorthwestern Center for Talent Development
The Center for Talent Development (CTD) at Northwestern University is dedicated to helping academically talented students, age 4 through grade ...
opens in a new windowK-12 Learner Programs
Programs for high-ability students are offered through the Center for Gifted Education (CFGE) ...
opens in a new windowMath Olympiads
Math problem-solving contests for teams of up to 35 students in grades 4 through 8 ...
