Gifted & Talented testing directory
Does your school district test for Gifted & Talented?
Most public school gifted and talented (G&T) programs use a screening test to decide who's invited in — but the test, the timing, and the cutoff score are different in every district. We've gathered what's publicly published for 573 districts across 39 states so you know what to expect and when to start prepping.
Per district publications — always verify with your district before relying on any date or cutoff below.
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Test guides
Not sure which test your district uses? Start with the test itself — what it measures, which grades it's given in, and which districts on our list use it.
Find your district
Jump to a state:
Alabama — 11 districts
Alaska — 3 districts
Arkansas — 5 districts
California — 108 districts
Colorado — 4 districts
Connecticut — 9 districts
Delaware — 4 districts
Florida — 34 districts
Georgia — 27 districts
Illinois — 3 districts
Indiana — 8 districts
Kentucky — 9 districts
Louisiana — 10 districts
Maryland — 13 districts
Massachusetts — 5 districts
Michigan — 5 districts
Minnesota — 14 districts
Mississippi — 5 districts
Missouri — 9 districts
Nebraska — 7 districts
Nevada — 2 districts
New Jersey — 18 districts
New Mexico — 4 districts
New York — 10 districts
North Carolina — 19 districts
North Dakota — 2 districts
Ohio — 14 districts
Oklahoma — 10 districts
Oregon — 6 districts
Pennsylvania — 17 districts
Puerto Rico — 1 district
Tennessee — 9 districts
Texas — 96 districts
Utah — 12 districts
Virginia — 17 districts
Washington — 32 districts
West Virginia — 2 districts
Wisconsin — 7 districts
Wyoming — 2 districts
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