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Nurturing High-Tech Talent: Building Economic Clusters Through Gifted Education

Foster collaboration between academia and business for a knowledge-based economy. Enhance G&T programs with new initiatives and partnerships. Explore potential next steps for gifted students and secure funding opportunities.

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Nurturing High-Tech Talent: Building Economic Clusters Through Gifted Education

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  1. Next Steps…………………………..

  2. Economic Clusters High Tech Business Partners Knowledge Based Economy It takes a village.... Gifted and Talented Students • Academia: • College of Charleston • The Citadel • College of William and Mary Parents School Faculty School District

  3. Potential Next Steps: • Junior Scholar Institute – Add Year 3 program for returning scholars • Leadership Charleston-style program for G&T students, sponsored and hosted by area high-tech organizations • Super Saturdays – Western Kentucky Model – also for parents • Summer Institutes – Expand to offer district wide, or possibly regionally, in offer varying topics • Gifted and Talented “Yellow Pages” – a book of resources for G&T teachers to access high tech professionals • Explore partnering with higher education: College of William and Mary Gifted and Talented Program, College of Charleston, and The Citadel • Pursue federal, state, and private grants

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