Gifted Education in Massachusetts:

A Policy and Practice Review

Our mission is to support and advance the understanding of high potential/gifted children and their special needs.

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Join us for the

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Join us for our inaugural

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Sunday, July 26, 10:00am-12:00pm

Looking for the link?
Login to your MAGE account and you’ll find it on the member landing page.

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Join us for our MAGE Days and Community events, where we come together to learn, connect, and enjoy special events or learning opportunities.
Become a member to join one of our members-only webinars on topics like Asynchronous Learning, Advocating for Acceleration, or Understanding the Zone of Proximal Development in Learners.
Learn from other parents who have gone down this path before you.

There are so many different ways to get involved!

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“If not for MAGE, I would not be effective in those [advocacy] conversations. There is a way to advocate for gifted [education]. But there is an especially particular way to advocate for gifted in Massachusetts. You start from scratch.”
- Marcela Krishnamurthi
“The beauty of having spaces/organizations like MAGE is that people are not alone in their journey to understand Giftedness and/or Twice Exceptionality and the efforts that are needed to meet the needs of these kiddos. I couldn’t imagine my Gifted story without MAGE.”
- Karen Blumstein
“I think 50 years of not serving gifted students caused this absolute lack of even very basic understanding of who they are.”
- Marcela Krishnamurthi
“If not for MAGE, I wouldn't have stepped out of my comfort zone to take opportunities to speak on my discomfort.”
- Maggie Pinney