Welcome to the Gifted and Talented Program for the Caldwell School District
Wilson Elementary third grade teacher Callae Stivers teaches Gifted and Talented students about how physical movement can stimulate the brain. 
Wilson Elementary third graders do daily exercises to improve learning. 
Wilson Elementary principal Taylor Raney regularly visits ALP classes at this school. The Gifted and Talented (GT) Program extends the mission and vision of the Caldwell School District by providing services to students who possess exceptional gifts and talents. The GT Program seeks to identify students from varied ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds who demonstrate exceptional academic, intellectual, leadership, creativity and performing arts abililities. The program also strives to recognize students with gifts, talents, and skills that are significantly advanced in relationship to students of similar age, experience or environment. Services for these students are provided through highly effective schools and educators who provide full and equitable access and opportunities. Caldwell School District recognizes that students with these talents may require differentiated instruction and varied educational experiences. Administrators, teachers, and staff all work together with parents and community to ensure that the educational needs of exceptional students are met. It is our goal to provide the setting and environment that stimulate these students to reach their full potential. If you have questions or would like more information please contact Jonathan Cline, Area Director of Elementary Schools and Supervisor for the Gifted and Talented Program or Evie Griswold, Gifted and Talented Coordinator for the Caldwell School District.
If you have specific questions, please contact the special education director or your child's school. Gifted and Talented Coordinator: Evie Griswold - EGriswold@caldwellschools.org |