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The Academically or Intellectually Gifted Program (AIG) adheres to a plan called the Chatham County Schools AIG Plan 2013-2016. Our plan is based on the standards created by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and adopted by the North Carolina Board of Education. (North Carolina law requires AIG plans be written and submitted for review every three years.) Within our plan you will find criteria for placement in the AIG program, service delivery methods, and much more. We are happy to assist you at any time. Contact the AIG specialist at your child's school for more information.

State Regulation Supporting AIG

Article 9b was one of the first in the nation mandating a program to serve academically or intellectually gifted students!

Article 9B.pdf 62.83 KB (Last Modified on June 4, 2015)

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CCS AIG Plan 2022-2025

The Chatham County Schools AIG Plan (2022-2025) is the framework for our program. AIG Plans are updated every three years as required by the General Assembly in Article 9B.

AIG PLAN 2022-2025.pdf 1.45 MB (Last Modified on August 25, 2022)

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AIG Plan Summary

Brief Plan Summary Brochure.docx 415.55 KB (Last Modified on June 28, 2016)

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Board Policy - Early Admission & Grade Acceleration

The process for early admission must be initiated with the school principal. Grade acceleration may be initiated by contacting your child's teacher or AIG specialist.

Board Policy Kindergarten and Acceleration.pdf 96.58 KB (Last Modified on June 4, 2015)

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Admisión temprana al jardín de infantes y la aceleración de grado. Por favor pedir una traducción de esta política.