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Friends: I am very happy to tell you that the House Education Committee has just scheduled a public hearing on SB 934 A. This bill, commissioned by OATAG has a somewhat misleading title:

Friends, Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted (SENG) is offering a webinar on April 29th at 4:00 PM Pacific Time. The Topic is: /Hidden in Plain Sight: The overlap of Autism & Giftedness in

Friends: The National Association for Gifted Children now has a blog on its website. The most recent article is on AI in curriculum and professional development. You can find the most recent

Forwarding from Learning Strategies Margaret DeLacy, President Oregon Association for Talented and Gifted www.OATAG.org <http://www.oatag.org/> OATAG provides information at no cost to

Forwarding from the NAGC: The Cooke Young Scholars Program application will close on April 30. This five-year, pre-college scholarship for high-achieving 7th graders with financial need provides

Friends: Don't forget to register for the parent social April 12th. https://www.oatag.org/social_event.html#!event-register/2025/4/12/nurturing- gifted-children-parent-social

Friends: This is a follow up on our status this session: OATAG's bills The Governor's education "accountability" bills State budget hearings THREE TAG BILLS: TWO STILL ALIVE SB

Thank you for the correction Judy! It is SB 934. I failed to edit my own message. As the amendment was adopted, it is now SB 934 A. And please, please do write Rep. Neron and ask her to schedule

Friends: I am very pleased to announce that SB 944, which permits anyone to refer a student for TAG screening, passed the Senate Chamber this morning. It does not have any fiscal impact

Friends: I did not expect to be writing this to you today. This week, two apparently inoffensive bills: HB 2009 and SB 141 were amended to strip out all the language in the existing bills and

Find out who represents you <https://geo.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/lookup/index.html?appid=fd070b56c9 75456ea2a25f7e3f4289d1> The links below will take you to contact information for

Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2025 10:30 AM To: Margaret DeLacy <margaretdelacy@...> Subject: Join Us for the Nurturing Gifted Children: Parent Social!

Friends: Mark your calendars and plan to turn up! And ask them to support categorical TAG funding. Our experience has been that increasing state school funding alone does not necessarily result

Friends, Supporting Emotional Needs of the The Gifted (SENG) is offering two webinars in March. On March 18th at 4pm Pacific Time the topic is: /Transforming Your Relationship with Your Child: How

Persistence of Vision is an film education program of the Hollywood Theatre designed for 10th, 11th and 12th grade girls of all identities including gender-nonconforming youth to explore our

Friends: I'm pleased to report that both Senate Bill 933 and Senate Bill 934 cleared their first hurdle this morning! Both bills were sponsored by Senator Kathleen Taylor, with

Friends: Senate Bills 933 and 934 are scheduled for a work session (vote) in the Senate Education Committee on Wednesday morning. No testimony is taken at work sessions. If you go to the

Friends: This session we requested three bills: SB 933 and SB 934 which were sponsored in the Senate by Senator Kathleen Taylor and HB 3420, which was sponsored in the House by Representative Emily

There's a TAG Advisory Council meeting coming up Thursday 6:30. The first hour is with PPS TAG staff, the second hour is for TAGAC members and guests. Co-chair Jenny will be posting about it soon here