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FT G&T in Monmouth County, NJ
LoriNikolic July 14, 2012
I am the mother of an amazing 7 yo little boy. He will be entering the 2nd grade this fall. We currently live in Sarasota county, FL and are considering a relocation to Monmouth county, NJ. I do not want to make any determinations where we will reside until I am confident in this research project. I am looking to find the best academic match for my son.
He was determined gifted and talented at a high level and was invited to attend Pineview school for the gifted here in sarasota county. I am trying to find comprable services before the move. Here is their website. http://www.sarasota.k12.fl.us/pvs/
I appreciate all and any help / guidance.
Is there a FT gifted school or program in Monmouth County or in NJ that you are ware of?
MagnetMom July 17, 2012
Hi LoriNikolic,
My first thought would be to contact the school district and ask. If they do have programs, you'll want to know the enrollment criteria (if he'd need to be retested, application periods/deadlines, etc).
Here's the county department of ed's website, along with contact info: http://www.nj.gov/education/counties/monmouth.htm
Good luck, and let us know what you find out!79457
Lillandbill July 17, 2012
Not that I am aware of, but there are some excellent school districts in Monmouth County. Consider Little Silver. Also Rumson, although the real estate in Rumson can be quite pricey. Difinitely ask the school district where you plan to move. They may have G&T programming within the school rather than a separate school. Good luck!79462
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