Tennessee Association for the Gifted

Welcome

TAG Conference · September 18-19, 2008 · Chattanooga

The Tennessee Association for the Gifted (TAG) is a nonprofit support group of parents, educators, and other concerned citizens united in advocating for appropriate educational opportunities for gifted, creative, and talented youth in Tennessee. TAG is a State Affiliate of the National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC).

Purposes

This association seeks to:

- Increase public and professional awareness of the needs of the gifted;

- Disseminate news and information of interest and concern to parents, teachers, administrators and other persons interested in the gifted;

- Support quality programs that increase educational opportunities for all gifted students;

- Provide a support system for parents emphasizing the education and parenting of the gifted;

- Monitor legislative issues (state and national) and inform members of legislative concerns.

Questions or comments regarding this Web site may be addressed to:

Wanda Day
TAG: President
e-mail: info@tag-tenn.org

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U.S. Secretary of Education requests comments related to the state of education in the U.S.

NAGC: Gifted in the News Archives

NAGC Conference Report: The Best of NAGC 2007

Tennessee Governor's Academy
http://tga.tennessee.edu/

A Nation Deceived: How Schools Hold Back America's Brightest Students (The Templeton National Report on Acceleration)

Survey Results: A Nation Deceived

ABCs of Gifted
NAGC Resource

Leave No Gifted Child Behind - The Washington Post - PDF Document

Commentary on 'No Child Left Behind' by Carol Ann Tomlinson.

NAGC Legislative Updates

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