The Wray School District Gifted and Talented Program (GT) is district based and supported by our Northeast BOCES.  Identification begins in second grade, with students' Advanced Learning Plans beginning in third grade. GT students are identified after enough evidence has been gathered to support entrance into the program.  This evidence comes from data, recommendations, observations, and student work.  Identified Students receive a variety of enrichment and acceleration experiences that meet their advanced learning needs.  Students in Colorado are identified as GT in a variety of areas such as: Math, Reading, Writing, Science, and the Arts. The state also has gifted classification in other areas, for more information, please visit the Colorado Department of Education website:  https://www.cde.state.co.us/gt/about

Students in the program are provided with opportunities to attend various statewide and regional enrichment programs. They also have the option to participate in brain bowl, as well as a variety of different academic competitions. 

If you are looking for more information about Gifted and Talented opportunities in our area, feel free to check out our BOCES GT website: https://sites.google.com/neboces.org/gifted/home

Or their additional page with newsletters and other information found here: https://www.neboces.org/page/gifted-talented

If you have any questions about our gifted and talented program please contact our schools’ gifted and talented coordinators. 

TC Travis, Wray Elementary School and Wray Junior Senior High School Coordinator at ttravis@wrayschools.org