AIG Program Overview
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Barb Owens, AIG Coordinatorbowens@wcpss.netKim Gonzalez, AIG Teacherkgonzalez@wcpss.net
Through our AIG Basics program, third-, fourth- and fifth-grade students who are formally identified as academically gifted are grouped for core instruction. Advanced learners in early grades are provided with enrichment opportunities through the Pets program provided in Specials time and through push-in and pull-out instruction at grades K-2. In addition, we offer a broad array of AG elective courses for students at all grade levels, and we provide content differentiation in core instruction at all grade levels through technology applications, curriculum acceleration, and enrichment.
AIG Nominations
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Would you like to nominate your child for the Academically and or Intellectually Gifted program?
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Note that the nomination process applies to the following students:
- Fourth and Fifth grade students not currently identified as AIG
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Fourth and Fifth grade students interested in adding a second area of AIG identification
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Third Grade students who are new to Wake county schools and did not test last year.
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Students who are currently identified as AIG,AG, or IG in both reading and math are not eligible for further testing. Second graders should not be nominated, as all second-grade students are assessed each year.
The first semester nomination deadline for third, fourth and fifth grade eligible students is Monday, September 29, 2025. To nominate a student for consideration, please complete the Fuller 2025-26 Fall AIG Nomination Form . You will receive an e-mail confirmation when your form is received.
Upcoming Information sessions dates and times for AIG (Academically and or intellectually Gifted) and SSA (Single Subject Acceleration) will be announced on the Fuller website and through Mr. Hernandez's Fuller Falcon weekly update emails.
Contact Ms. Owens at bowens@wcpss.net if you have additional questions.
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