May 2005
9:30
am-11:30 am at the District Office -
Guest Speaker – Margaret Gosfield
(Editor of CAG’s Gifted Education Communicator) will discuss the challenges
working with gifted kids and identify some of the resources available for
meeting the needs of our gifted and talented students.
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you would like additional information or have questions, please stop by the
Parent Resource Library located near the school's front office. The
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The Tri-County GATE Council and the Pacific Region of CAG are sponsoring this conference for 7th and 8th grade GATE students. This is an annual event held at Westmont College in Santa Barbara and is designed to assist students in developing and practicing skills that will enable them to become the effective future leaders needed in our community and in our country. Information went home in March with students that expressed an interest. Students that were selected for this year’s conference should have received notification in the mail. If you have any questions, please contact Susan Loganbill, Sycamore Canyon Middle School Counselor.
June 2005
Topic of Discussion – Recommendations for next year
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Guest Speaker:
Margaret Gosfield
will share information on California Association for the Gifted (CAG)
and resources available for meeting the needs of our gifted and talented
students. Margaret Gosfield has been actively involved in gifted education for
the past 30 years. She is the current Editor for CAG's quarterly
publication "Gifted Education Communicator." To learn more about
Margaret Gosfield visit CAG's website at www.cagifted.org.
Dr. Linda Calvin, CVUSD Director of Pupil Services and GATE Coordinator, will
also be in attendance.
All GATE parents, students and teachers are encouraged
to attend - childcare will be available.