Are you interested in:

Being involved in planning for professional development for Educators of the Gifted in Maine?
Having the opportunity to attend National and Regional Conferences to represent Maine Educators of the Gifted?
Collaborating with some of the most experienced, dedicated Educators of the Gifted in Maine?
Consulting and advising the Department of Education about the unique and special needs of Gifted students in Maine?
Knowing you have significantly contributed to the quality of education of gifted students all over Maine?

If you are able to commit to four meetings a year:

WE WANT YOU!!!!

Please consider service on the state Board of Maine Educators of the Gifted and Talented.
Please discuss service with your regional representative.

How does Maine Stack Up? See how Maine fares as a advocate for Gifted and Talented Education	NECAP Scores Posted! The Maine Department of Education has published the NECAP Cutoff Scores! View them here.
	What does gifted mean to ME? Students from around the state were asked to let us know what being gifted meant to them. We received art of all kinds: drawings, paintings, sketches, poems, stories, photographs... What does gifted mean to you?
Upcoming Regional Meetings
Northern Region May 28, 2014 at Presque Isle High School Conference Room 12:15	Eastern Region April 3, 2014 3:30 Husson University and Ellsworth Elementary Middle School
Davidson Young Scholars
The Davidson Young Scholars program provides FREE services designed to nurture and support profoundly gifted young people and their families, including talent development and educational advocacy, an online community, annual get-togethers, and the Ambassador Program. Applications are due the first of each month. For more information, see the How to Apply and Qualification Criteria pages.