The purpose of a school's Gifted and Talented (GT) program is to identify and nurture the unique abilities of students who demonstrate exceptional talents or potential in academic, artistic, or creative areas. GT programs are designed to provide advanced learning opportunities that challenge these students and encourage them to explore their interests deeply.

The importance of GT programs lies in their ability to foster intellectual growth and creativity, ensuring that gifted students are engaged and motivated in their learning. By offering specialized curricula, enrichment activities, and mentorship, these programs help students develop critical thinking skills, leadership qualities, and a passion for lifelong learning. Additionally, GT programs contribute to a more inclusive educational environment by recognizing and valuing diverse talents and abilities, ultimately preparing gifted students for future success in their academic and professional endeavors.

See below for frequently asked questions such as what is GT, the mission statement, how students are identified, and how to refer a student for GT.