Current Opportunities for Youths

  • Southern Oregon University Academy 2013 – starting June 23, 2013

  • Summer Enrichment Programs at University of Oregon – July and August 2013

Oregon Spellers Contest

Important!

Time start thinking about the 2013 Oregon Spellers Contest

See the item under the Items of Interest for more information

Parent Meetup

Important!

Upcoming Parent Meetups:
Monday May 6, 2013 in Dallas

See Items of Interest for more information

SENG

 

Important!

Latest issue of “SENG Vine”  is March 2013, Issue 100
Latest issue of “SENG Education and Training Update” is April 1, 2013
Registration Now Open for 2013 Conference, July 19 -21 at the Orlando World Marriot Hotel
Early bird Registration ends May 31st

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TAG Task Force Report Released

The TAG Task Forced released its report to the Interim Legislative Education Committees on October 1, 2012.

Please see the entry under the “Items of Interest” Sidebar for more details

NAGC

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See NAGC in Items of Interest Side Bar for WOW Information

  • Winter 2013 Series (Feb 6 thru Mar 27): Common Core Conversions

OATAG – News

OATAG Income and Expenses Statement is available under OATAG/OATAG Financial Statements

OATAG is accepting applications for its Board of Directors.  If you are interested please click on the Board of Directors link under the OATAG Tab or the link under Items of Interest on the right side of the page.

Saturday Academy

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Please see the entry under the “Items of Interest” Sidebar for more details

Saturday Academy provides adventures for the curious! They offer hands-on classes & camps for students in grades 2 – 12 in a variety of topics

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The OATAG 2013 Conference will be held October 11th and 12th at the Woodburn High School in Woodburn, OR

This year’s theme is: “Different Minds: Supporting Diversity Among TAG Students” with our keynote speaker Dr. Jaime Castellano

OATAG is currently looking for Vendors/Exhibitors and Presenters

If you are interested in presenting please submit your proposal by going to our Call for Presenters site

If your organization would like to have a table at the conference please visit our Vendor/Exhibitors Registration site

For more information contact: OATAG President or the OATAG Conference Program Chair

Important!

The Revised OATAG FAQs are now available.  Click HERE

Important!

SENG Conference Early Bird Registration Ends 31 May.  Save $75.00 on an Adult Registration

Welcome to the Homepage of OATAG:  The Oregon Association for Talented and Gifted!  We are an education and outreach organization dedicated to serving the needs of Oregon’s Gifted and Highly-Capable/High-Potential Students.  OATAG is also the state-affiliate of the National Association for Gifted Children (NAGC).college of Education at Oregon State University.  For more details see the conference links to the left

The Mission of OATAG is: “OATAG advocates for the needs of talented and gifted children; serves as a resource for families, educators, and communities; and provides direction for excellence in education.”

We invite you to join our cause.  We have free and paid memberships available for anyone interested in supporting our efforts to strive for educational excellence in Oregon.

OATAG is pleased to be the fiscal sponsor of the OREGON STATEWIDE SPELLING CHAMPIONSHIP!

OATAG currently offers updates via several different formats.  Use the icons in the upper right corner of the page to sign-in with Facebook, Twitter, RSS, Yahoo Message Board, or by E-mail.

We currently have several hundred members who are all interested in advancing the cause of educational excellence in Oregon.  Is is especially critical now because of looming budget shortfalls that we join together to prevent the crippling effect of cutting our efforts and resources dedicated to providing TAG and high-ability/high-potential students the greatest educational opportunities available.

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