Be a part of our online newsletter, NewsNet. Send information about places, events and resources that you have enjoyed and may be of interest to families of gifted students, as well as educators, to Lenore Argen at argenl@njagc.org We do focus on New Jersey, but members are also excited to learn about events in NYC and other surrounding cities and states, as well as international opportunities! Your input will be appreciated by all who enjoy this publication!
Advocacy
The NJAGC Advocacy Committee seeks to BUILD knowledge and awareness, FOSTER relationships and connections, and PROMOTE equitable access and outcomes. You can get involved with the NJAGC Advocacy Committee whether you are a student, parent, educational professional, or just a passionate, dedicated individual looking to make an impact. Advocating can take on many forms, from simple self expression to taking on leadership roles in any aspect of gifted education. Let’s support gifted-ed (and each other!) as we work together to make a positive difference for yourself, or for gifted students in your family, school, district, or even across New Jersey!
Educators/Consortia
Wanting to extend a warm welcome to all GT teachers, coordinators, supervisors, guidance counselors, and administrators who are part of districts in the southern end of the state (Burlington County and south) to join the South Jersey GT Consortium! Please contact Mary Aruffo at maruffo@gpsd.us to be added to the group email list and to be part of future meetings! Thank you!
Writing and Public Relations Opportunities
Do you like to write? Please consider sharing your love of and talent for writing with NJAGC! We are looking for volunteers to help promote events, write pieces for Promise, and more. Contact njagc@njagc.org.
Social Media
NJAGC’s Social Media committee shares gifted education support and information via social media outlets to include Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter. This committee also creates areas of publicity to maintain membership, keep members informed, and advocate for gifted education through social media.
