Providing support and advocacy for the gifted and talented students of Massachusetts

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

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Finding community is an important part of the MAGE experience; events are just one of the ways you can do that.

  • Join us for our monthly MAGE Days, 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.

  • Have your voice heard at one of our Advocacy planning meetings, providing public comment at the DESE Gifted & Talented Advisory Council Meetings, or writing to your legislator.

There are so many different ways to get involved!

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Thank you to our Speakers & Sponsors for an amazing 2024 Symposium on Gifted Education!

Ticketed Attendees Enter the Virtual Platform here

*In partnership with Harvard Alumni for Education
Questions? Contact: conference@massgifted.org

We’re with you all the way.

 

Support for Parents

Parenting a gifted, 2E, or 3E child has its unique joys and challenges. Explore resources for expanding your own understanding of giftedness and gifted education.

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Resources for Educators

Discover ways to enrich and expand curriculum for students while employing the latest tools, strategies, and practices.

Professional Development
 

Just for Kids

Are you a gifted kid? Check out some special activities, videos, groups, downloads, and websites just for you!

Coming Soon

  • “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

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