BREAKING NEWS!
Seeking Permanent Executive Director
The North Carolina Association for the Gifted and Talented is seeking a permanent flexible part-time Executive Director to lead our non-profit organization. The successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of NCAGT, ensuring that we are operating efficiently and effectively to meet our goals in supporting the educational, social and emotional needs of academically and/or intellectually gifted students. The Executive Director is the face of our organization, working closely with the Board of Directors, government officials and the public. The Executive Director will ensure that we are aligned with our mission and vision and that we are working together to successfully achieve strategic objectives. NCAGT has a close-knit culture in which we place a high priority on communication, recognition, and collaboration. We are in search of an Executive Director who is aligned with our culture and will continue to enhance it through positive leadership. This is currently a quarter-time position, and the Board is open to expanding the position and increasing the salary with appropriate sustained fundraising.
NCAGT is accepting applications through June 15, 2021. Submit your resume and letter of interest to NCAGT President, Dibrelle Tourret (dtourret@ncagt.org). Click here for details.
The NCAGT Quarterly Newsletter is again ONLINE!
In line with the times, NCAGT is pleased to offer a second e-newsletter, accessible to all members. Click here to download the pdf copy of our Winter 2020/2021 newsletter. It doesn't get more convenient than that! Enjoy NCAGT’s excellent articles and up-to-date information!
NCAGT Knows Black Lives Matter
Read NCAGT's Statement of Solidarity to see how our organization is committed to being an instrument of change. We have also compiled a list of resources to promote understanding, personal reflection and critical conversations around equity and anti-racism.
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NCAGT At-Home Resources
NCAGT has partnered with NCDPI to compile high-quality online resources for educators and families of AIG learners. These resources are excellent for summer online enrichment and to supplement online leaning in the future.
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Opportunities For Educators
As part of out commitment to improving access and education for high achieving students of color and low-income students, NCAGT hosts Thought-Filled Thursdays - Book Clubs and workshops focused on books and strategies that provide practical advice on engaging in culturally relevant curriculum and instruction.
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