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| Advocacy |
There are three levels of advocacy in which you can participate:
Advocacy at your Child's School
Advocacy at Prince George's County
Advocacy at the State and Federal Level
You can also view the PGCPS TAG Procedures from 1977 which are still
in effect. The CEO has directed that these procedures be updated. This
process should begin in the fall of 2006 and the PGTAG president will be
representing PGTAG's interests during this activity.
PGTAG Goals for 2007/2008
1. Advocate for the approval of the TAG professional development for the
2007/2008 school year until approval is granted. (Status: Accomplished)
2. Send PGTAG membership forms to all elementary schools. (Status:
Accomplished)
3. Write a position paper on "Support for Gifted Programs - a Parent's
Perspective" and submit it to PGCPS for comment.
4. Provide positive publicity for the PGCPS TAG programs by arranging
for members to speak at Board meetings on various successful programs for
gifted students.
5. Advocate for the inclusion of TAG in the School Improvement Plan
template for all schools.
6. Advocate for increased rigor in the Middle School Honors program,
particularly in Language Arts.
| PGTAG Advocacy, outreach and support for gifted education since 1975 |
