Thank You for Supporting Gifted Education in Connecticut!

Hot off the Press!

CAG is proud to announce the publication of our brand new book: A Parent's Guide to Gifted Education: What it Means to Have a Gifted Child. An invaluable primer to gifted education in Connecticut—and raising gifted children in general—this book is every parent's first step in charting their child's educational future. Copies of the guide are available at all CAG events or may be ordered by downloading our Parent's Guide Order Form.

Minds in Motion is Here!

Registration for CAG's first Minds in Motion event of the Spring in Middletown has begun. Visit our Minds in Motion page for more details, event dates, and to download a mail-in registration form, or visit our online registration page and sign up right now! For more information on all our event locations and dates, visit our CAG Events page, and we look forward to seeing you at Minds in Motion.

New Minds on Location Announced

2010 continues with more exciting Minds on Location events across Connecticut. Our latest programs for January through February have just been announced. Visit our Minds on Location page for more details and for the full lineup. The sessions fill quickly, so click here to register today.

Support CAG When You Search

Help support gifted education in Connecticut by surfing with GoodSearch. Every time you search online, GoodSearch makes a donation to CAG. Visit their website, select CAG as your charity, and choose GoodSearch as your default search engine. Now every time you go online, you're helping our state's gifted children!

The CAG Gifted Kids' Hero Program

This new program is designed for members to recognize and thank anyone who has advocated on behalf of gifted education and/or helped to create a positive experience for gifted children in his or her classroom, school, district, home or community.  For all the program details, to read about the current honorees, or to recognize someone, click here.

CAG in Your Community

CAG Board Members are available to come to your school district and give a presentation to educators and parents on meeting the needs of gifted and high-ability students.  Please email us to find out more or schedule a date.  Click here for a sample flyer for an event recently held in Fairfield.