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NC TAG Gifted Education Resources Grant is a $100 mini-grant program from the North Carolina Association for the Gifted (NC TAG) designed to support educators and service providers who work with gifted students across North Carolina. The grant helps recipients purchase materials, supplies, or resources that directly enhance learning opportunities for gifted learners.
The program operates alongside the NCAGT Annual Conference, where awards and scholarships are recognized each spring. The application deadline is December 30, 2026. Open to educators and service providers supporting gifted students in North Carolina, with priority given to NC TAG members.
NC TAG also recognizes outstanding contributors through annual awards and student scholarship programs presented at the NCAGT Annual Conference.
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Scholarships & Awards | NCAGT North Carolina is home to outstanding educators, students, business partners, and community members in gifted education. These advocates truly understand the importance of centering our gifted students in their academic opportunities, and building the future together! Each year, the North Carolina Association for the Gifted and Talented recognizes outstanding contributions in the field of gifted education.
Annual Awards and Scholarships will be presented at the NCAGT Annual Conference, March 12-13, 2026 in Concord, North Carolina. Contact the Awards Committee at awards@ncagt. org should you have any questions about the applications or submission process.
Nominations for 2026 awards and scholarships open October 1, 2025. All nominations and applications must be submitted by NCAGT members and are due by midnight on December 15, 2025. We also invite you to consider donating to our scholarship fund with the QR code below!
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2026 NCAGT Distinguished Student Award application NCAGT Lyn Aubrecht Parent of the Year Award 2026 Lyn Aubrecht Parent Award Application James J. Gallagher Advocacy Award The NCAGT James J. Gallagher Advocacy Award is presented to an individual inside or outside the field of gifted education who has been a consistent advocate on behalf of gifted students and a voice for supporting gifted education in North Carolina.
Nominations are made by the general membership and final ballot selection is determined by the NCAGT Board of Directors. Past recipients may not be nominated for this award.
2026 James J Gallagher Advocacy Award Application Outstanding Teacher of the Gifted Award The NCAGT Outstanding Teacher of the Gifted Award is presented annually to a North Carolina teacher of gifted children/youth who exhibits a strong commitment to gifted education through professional experience, professional organizations, and/or services in the area of education for the gifted.
Recipients will receive a plaque and complimentary conference registration for the following year. The nominee must be a member of NCAGT, endorsed by the state of North Carolina to teach gifted students, and not been a previous recipient of this award.
2026 Outstanding Teacher of the Gifted Award application Outstanding Administrator of the Gifted Award The NCAGT Outstanding Administrator of the Gifted Award is presented annually to a North Carolina Administrator (Principal, Coordinator of the Gifted, Director of Exceptional Children’s Programs, Supervisor, or Superintendent) who has been an advocate and leader in support of gifted children/youth.
The nominee must exhibit outstanding qualities related to gifted education in the areas of teaching, curriculum development and adaption, working with gifted children/youth, working with parents, participating in PAGE activities where applicable, and/or dealing with other staff and administrators. Recipients will receive a plaque of recognition and complimentary conference registration for the following year.
Each school district is eligible to nominate one candidate from its system. Nominees must not have been a previous winner of the NCAGT Outstanding Administrator of the Gifted Award. 2026 Outstanding Administrator of the Gifted Award application Distinguished Service Award The NCAGT Distinguished Service Award is considered a lifetime achievement award.
It is presented to a person from the field of education that has made outstanding contributions to the education of gifted children in North Carolina. Nominations are made by the general membership and final ballot selection is decided by the Board of Directors. Past recipients and current members of the NCAGT Board of Directors may not be nominated.
Award recipients will receive a plaque and a complimentary lifetime membership. 2026 Distinguished Service Award Application NCAGT Business Supporting Gifted Education Award The NCAGT Business Supporting Gifted Education Award is presented annually to a business or civic organization that has worked with teachers, students, schools, school districts and/or other education entities within North Carolina to support gifted education.
Eligible businesses or civic organizations include those who support the mission of NCAGT, cultivate strong and sustained partnerships with schools, advocate on behalf of gifted education, and/or provide resources and support to teachers serving gifted students. Recipients will receive a plaque. Past recipients can be nominated after two years.
2 026 Business Award Application The NCAGT Advocacy & Engagement Committee now oversees the teacher mini grant awards. Please see the Advocacy & Engagement page on our website for more details.
Each year the North Carolina Association for the Gifted and Talented selects a number of deserving students, educators, parents, and administrators to receive scholarships, mini-grants, and awards of recognition for their outstanding accomplishments and contributions to the field. Your donation will help us directly impact more students and educators in our state.
Individuals and businesses are invited to make a tax-deductible donation in any amount or contact Executive Director Jessica Weyand to sponsor the entire amount of the scholarship of your choice.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to educators and service providers supporting gifted students in North Carolina. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $100. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for NC TAG Gifted Education Resources Grant are due December 30, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
NC TAG Gifted Education Resources Grant is funded by North Carolina Association for the Gifted (NC TAG). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in North Carolina. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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