Gifted & Talented

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We Need Your Voice! GT Family Advisory Group

Members of the GT Family Advisory Group will:

Work with the GT Department to identify areas of strength, challenge, and growth
Support the GT Department with awareness-building across the district for the needs of advanced learners
Work to suggest tools for communication

The advisory group will meet once every two months for 1.5-2 hours

If you are interested, please go to the online form: https://tinyurl.com/yywmj9sq

Next meetings:
June 26th and July 31st
5:30-7:00 pm
DPS Acoma Campus, Room 113 (1617 S. Acoma St., Denver, 80223)

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Contact Us

Phone: 720-423-2056
Email: giftedandtalented@dpsk12.org
Mailing Address: 1860 Lincoln St, 8th Floor NE, Denver, CO 80203
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dpsgifted/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/dps_gt

Interested in Magnet Testing?

The nomination process for the spring session is now closed. Any nominations received after April 1st will be held for the fall testing sessions. Thank you!

Nominate your child for magnet testing.

haga clic aquí para nominar a su hijo para la prueba de enfoque especial (Magnet) para Estudiantes Altamente Dotados.

Downloadable application- English

Downloadable application – Spanish

About Us

The Gifted and Talented team is focused on leading the nation in providing equitable, high impact gifted programming.

We strive to ensure that gifted and talented students are engaged, rigorously challenged and supported to reach their full emotional, intellectual, and creative potential. By equipping students to become successful, critical, compassionate, and collaborative individuals, we are preparing them to become leaders and citizens of the 21st century.

Our Services

We provide services to gifted/high potential students and their families. Gifted and Talented Services oversees gifted and highly-gifted identification in the district. Gifted identification begins at the school level with the GT teacher and ends with a district level identification team review process. In addition, we support and monitor each schools’ gifted programming in order to support best practice for gifted learners.