AL · Gifted & Talented
Madison County Gifted & Talented Testing 2026
Dates, tests, and score cutoffs for Madison County's gifted and talented (G&T) program, gathered from public district sources.
Last checked: medium confidence. Always confirm with your district before relying on any date below.
Which tests does Madison County use?
We haven't confirmed a specific gifted/talented test for Madison County yet. Districts near you commonly use tests like CogAT, NNAT, or OLSAT. Check your district's G&T program page for the specific assessment.
Check your district: we don't have a confirmed test on file.
About Madison County
Madison County Schools in Alabama offers the Pathways program for intellectually gifted students in grades 2-8. The district conducts universal screening in first and second grades, accepts open referrals year-round from parents, teachers, peers, and community members.
Source: madison-schools.com
Entry grades
2-8
Per district publications. Verify with your district.
Application window
Open year-round, with cutoff the Friday before Spring Break
Per district publications. Verify with your district.
Testing dates
Check your district: specific testing dates aren't published in our data yet.
Score cutoff
Check your district: a score cutoff isn't published in our data yet.
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