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Elementary School
- TAGT Summer Enrichment Scholarships
- GT Summer Camp Registration (grades 3-5) at Patterson Elementary
- Information Download - March 8, 2023, 6:30 p.m.
- Spring Family Series
- GT PAC Resource of the Month
- GT PAC Meeting Updates
- TPSP in FBISD
- GT Learning Plans
Middle School
- TAGT Summer Enrichment Scholarships
- Information Download - March 8, 2023, 6:30 p.m.
- Spring Family Series
- GT Academy Applications - Closing March 10!
- GT PAC Resource of the Month
- GT PAC Meeting Updates
- TPSP in FBISD
- GT Learning Plans
High School
- TAGT Summer Enrichment Scholarships
- TAGT Graduating senior scholarships
- Information Download - March 8, 2023, 6:30 p.m.
- Spring Family Series
- GT PAC Resource of the Month
- GT PAC Meeting Updates
- TPSP in FBISD
- GT Learning Plans
TAGT Scholarships
2023 GT STEM-Based Summer Camps - NOW SOLD OUT!
GT PAC Monthly Information Download
Parent Chit-Chat Topic for March: How Parents Can Support GT Students at Home.
Family Series
The “Spring Things Challenge” encourages gifted students to use their creativity and critical thinking skills to develop a product based on a topic of interest. This challenge includes constructing a paper roller coaster, designing a $5000 vacation plan, or building a model shelter that will ensure safety for families during extreme weather conditions. Registration dates are March 1 – 8, 2023, and video submissions are due by March 30, 2023 for upload onto the GT YouTube Channel. Please use the buttons below for registration and link to the Family Series webpage.
GT Academy at Quail Valley Middle School
GT Parent Advisory Committee (GT PAC) Resource of the Month
GT PAC (Parent Advisory Committee)
Save the Date! We are excited to host the first “Game Day” event for families of gifted students on Saturday, April 15, 2023, from 2:15 PM – 4:15 PM. GT students are invited to connect and engage with their like-minded peers by playing a variety of board games. Families are asked to bring one board game of choice to ensure there are a variety of games. This event will take place at the First Colony Library (2121 Austin Parkway, Sugar Land, TX, 77479). All interest families must register for this event!
Texas Performance Standards Project (TPSP) in FBISD
All schools will hold their GT Showcases on campus during the month of March. Students will wrap up their projects and create presentations to communicate their learning through a final presentation. Check your home campus webpage for their scheduled date!
GT Learning Plans
GT students reviewed their progress and made adjustments as needed in February and now are in the final stage of completing the academic and social goals identified in the fall. Parents may support the GT Learning Plan final stage by providing encouragement where it is needed, gently suggesting ways to get back on track, or asking what support your child needs to accomplish his/her goals by May 2023.
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Heritage Behavioral Health Consultants Mentor: Jennifer Hofman, LPC Mentee: Tejaswi S., Travis High School Heritage Behavioral Health Consultants is a diverse family of therapists who are united by similar values, shared purpose, and a strong desire to meet the needs of our community. Our various specialities, expertises, and therapeutic styles enable us to treat you as an entire person: mind, body, and spirit. Whatever your situation, we can help you find a counselor that meets your unique needs. We constantly seek to honor our diverse range of clients by maintaining authenticity, embracing accountability, and pursuing deeper knowledge. Here at Heritage, we are driven by conviction, fueled by connection, and grounded by integrity. | Glass Mountain Magazine Mentors: Sofia Trouselle and Alfonso Reyes, Editors Mentee: Lana N., Travis High School Glass Mountain, the undergraduate literary journal at the University of Houston, is run by undergraduate students for undergraduate students, with the wants, needs, and curiosities of the emerging artist in mind. Forward-thinking and -moving, Glass Mountain is aimed at inspiring creativity, encouraging growth within a craft, and teaching undergraduate students the process of publishing—and getting published—with a can-do attitude. It continually seeks new ways of connecting emerging literary and visual artists on a national level with their seasoned contemporaries in an effort to foster collective growth. | PBK Architects Lead Mentor: Melissa Turnbaugh, AIA, NCARB Mentee: Sabrina C., Dulles High School Every aspect of PBK is strategically aligned to respond to the specific need of our clients. Our team operates on a “whatever it takes” business approach that emphasizes PBK’s strongest cultural characteristics: to go above and beyond the call of duty to ensure our clients get the very best service in the industry. |
Heritage Behavioral Health Consultants
Mentee: Tejaswi S., Travis High School
Heritage Behavioral Health Consultants is a diverse family of therapists who are united by similar values, shared purpose, and a strong desire to meet the needs of our community. Our various specialities, expertises, and therapeutic styles enable us to treat you as an entire person: mind, body, and spirit. Whatever your situation, we can help you find a counselor that meets your unique needs. We constantly seek to honor our diverse range of clients by maintaining authenticity, embracing accountability, and pursuing deeper knowledge. Here at Heritage, we are driven by conviction, fueled by connection, and grounded by integrity.
Glass Mountain Magazine
Mentee: Lana N., Travis High School
Glass Mountain, the undergraduate literary journal at the University of Houston, is run by undergraduate students for undergraduate students, with the wants, needs, and curiosities of the emerging artist in mind. Forward-thinking and -moving, Glass Mountain is aimed at inspiring creativity, encouraging growth within a craft, and teaching undergraduate students the process of publishing—and getting published—with a can-do attitude. It continually seeks new ways of connecting emerging literary and visual artists on a national level with their seasoned contemporaries in an effort to foster collective growth.
PBK Architects
Mentee: Sabrina C., Dulles High School
Every aspect of PBK is strategically aligned to respond to the specific need of our clients. Our team operates on a “whatever it takes” business approach that emphasizes PBK’s strongest cultural characteristics: to go above and beyond the call of duty to ensure our clients get the very best service in the industry.
Fort Bend ISD GT Department