Parental & Community Involvement

Communication and cooperation between home and school are important factors in helping gifted and talented children use and develop their abilities.

The district conducts several Parent-Teacher meetings throughout the school year to discuss the needs of the gifted and talented children and the program.

Parents are encouraged to visit and observe the gifted and talented classroom at any time.

Contact your child’s school to set up appointments.

The success, development and expansion of the gifted and talented program depends greatly upon the involvement of our students’ parents and our local community. Their assistance and participation is essential in the education of our children. The assistance and participation of parents and community members serving as partners in the education of gifted children is essential. Involvement of parents assures widespread community support of the program as well as increased understanding of the regular school program and other needs of the district. Some of the ways that they may participate include but are not limited to: 

  • Parent/Teacher Meetings

  • State and National Organizations

  • Program Volunteers/Mentors/College Tutors

  • Monitoring their Children’s Progress

  • Progress Reports/Report Cards

Parents of GT students are informed of the GT Program’s goals and objectives through a variety of means including but not limited to campus meetings, school board meetings, district and campus events, and displays of student products.

Parents and community members are kept informed of the GT program through one more of the following:

  • Calendar of Activities

  • Access to a Student Handbook

  • Updates of Changes in Legislation as they apply to the GT Program

  • District and Campus Newsletter

  • Newspaper-Community Press

  • District Web Page

  • Information Disseminated During Registration

  • Parent Awareness Booth

  • Parent Conferences

  • Parent Teacher Meetings

  • Family Engagement Night

  • Student Performances during Parent Teacher Meetings

  • Program Options Flyer

  • Program Evaluation/Survey